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I think then they would be on all the time (when the float switch is floating) no matter what.

We do this with an ESP8266. But since we are not using its WiFi capability, you could use an Arduino. Here's a pic of it. Digital display with buttons for choosing volume. A propeller flow meter and a valve. IMG_7607.jpg And the water distribution. exif_temp_image.JPG I'd be happy to share my sketch...

Here are screen shots for reference

For what it's worth, this doesn't work for me either. (Removing all the other rungs.)

Neither does this

Here you go. The first two were me playing with another float sensor

Oakbarn I tried changing the gender on the REG this morning and that is not the solution. Thank you though

DIN1 (Float Switch)
REG2 (asserted on a state where we are using heating elements)
OUT5 (heating element)

I'll try Oakbarn's suggestion this morning.

...anybody?

We are trying to kill elements if the fluid level gets below the float switch for any reason. We are having difficulty getting this to work. Ladder Logic: The above works fine if we do this. IF DIN1 (Float Switch) AND PROC2 (process where we are using heating elements) THEN OUT5 (heating element) It...

Put me down as interested too. Tired of taking my gloves off a hundred times on brew day to select on the touch screen