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Questions related to automation of home elements like: heating, ventilation, air conditioning, light, audio-video systems, security, intercoms and domestic robotics. For questions related to the Internet of Things, consider asking at the IoT site (iot.stackexchange.com).
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How to keep two water tanks have maintain the same water level?
To maintain same level in both the tanks you could connect the tanks from bottom. This will mean that an equal level will always be maintained in both the tanks.
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