If nothing else, get the battery backup for the gyre and invest in a boatload of batteries. A relatively small investment to keep flow in your tank and safeguard your system for shorter periods of outages. Flow is crucial during these periods.
I know this might sound extreme to some and it's definitely not for everyone, but I invested in an automatic home generator. And not just for the tank system. But as soon as I lose power, it kicks in and the interruption of power is just a blip. Considering the values and the investments we make in our tanks, especially the larger systems, this doesn't seem all that far fetched and is something to really consider if possible.
I know this might sound extreme to some and it's definitely not for everyone, but I invested in an automatic home generator. And not just for the tank system. But as soon as I lose power, it kicks in and the interruption of power is just a blip. Considering the values and the investments we make in our tanks, especially the larger systems, this doesn't seem all that far fetched and is something to really consider if possible.



