Make sure all copper wire strands are contained and tightly held inside the terminal block. If not arcing can occur, and this causes over-heating and can become a fire hazard.
Personal experience has taught me many times that a poorly made wire splice is a costly problem. Even well made splices can go bad which only highlights the need to do wire splices right the first time. Certainly you know this too.
Remember, when you are looking to improve or maintain your property value and enhance the curb appeal, make sure you don’t over look your pond. It can be a tremendous asset or an eye soar and the difference can be as simple as aeration.
Rainwater can supplement limited ground water resources. With reduced extraction rates, low-yield ground water wells and springs can last indefinitely.
Excess water is never good for a landscape. Any landscaper will tell you they have replaced many a tree or shrub that has been killed by too much water. Add to that the mess, unsightly appearance, and maintenance problems poorly drained areas cause.
It is no secret that fish and other aquatic organisms require acceptable lake oxygen levels to survive and grow. Dissolved Oxygen is naturally added to lake water through diffusion at the surface and through oxygen producing processes like photosynthesis. Very often, these natural oxygen sources fail to keep up with oxygen demand in a pond..
