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Can I replace stainless steel cathode/anodes with copper for liquid level switching?
Please can someone tell me if I can replace my existing stainless stell cathode/anodes with copper ones. They are use to switch solenoids and pumps on and off depending on the water level in a tank. The ph of the water is nuetral and the voltage across the water is only about 5v. Please help cheers
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