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Re: help with choosing a sensor
I know this might require some more complicated electronics but I would recommend that whichever sensor you pick that you rig it to trip early (like 90% full) but put a few minute delay on the "full" signal. From when the sensor trips to when the "full" signal is lit the sensor should stay tripped, if it doesn't stay tripped the timer should reset. This should prevent false alarms from flying dust or vibration.
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