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Fixed typos ("omh" -> Ω symbol, or could have used "ohms") to help non-native speakers etc. who might not recognise the typo.
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I have a KUS SSS Water level sensor for my RV that I would like to have trigger a NO 12v solenoid valve to turn off when my tank has reached full (and ideally also sound a little piezo). The sensor ranges from 240 ohmΩ empty to 33omh33 Ω full. I'd like to trigger at about 50 omhΩ. I'm wondering what would be the simple circuit to make this happen?

I have a KUS SSS Water level sensor for my RV that I would like to have trigger a NO 12v solenoid valve to turn off when my tank has reached full (and ideally also sound a little piezo). The sensor ranges from 240 ohm empty to 33omh full. I'd like to trigger at about 50 omh I'm wondering what would be the simple circuit to make this happen?

I have a KUS SSS Water level sensor for my RV that I would like to have trigger a NO 12v solenoid valve to turn off when my tank has reached full (and ideally also sound a little piezo). The sensor ranges from 240 Ω empty to 33 Ω full. I'd like to trigger at about 50 Ω. I'm wondering what would be the simple circuit to make this happen?

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Trigger solenoid valve based on resistance

I have a KUS SSS Water level sensor for my RV that I would like to have trigger a NO 12v solenoid valve to turn off when my tank has reached full (and ideally also sound a little piezo). The sensor ranges from 240 ohm empty to 33omh full. I'd like to trigger at about 50 omh I'm wondering what would be the simple circuit to make this happen?