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Hello All,

Im trying to figure out how best to get water supply from a river which is close to my property.
Im currently looking into a gravity fed system. But was wondering if anyone could tell me what kind of pump would i need that could automatically pump the water when it detects the water has dropped in the icb 1000l storage tank. Is there a type of pump that activates on its own to keep the tanks full? many thanks for any advice
 

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