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I do about 100 hours a year. I also have a guy that is there every day for about an hour doing trash, money, and chemicals.

That's what I'm shooting for. But that $1000 is total and would have to include the tools, expenses to make changes, and time.

I agree with you on many points but I'd like to clarify what I want to do. I have many guesses as to what is going on. I want to be able to have measurements and real data to go along with them. For the carwash alone, measuring the 3 phase current might not be as important. Except that I'd like...

That system looks amazing, and expensive. I'm guessing it's not for me though for several reasons. I need to monitor things for only a short period of time and most aren't in my facilities. None have internet and most don't have cell service. Also a days worth of data would be plenty for me...

I thought about using the starter after I posted this. I'll have to see how difficult that would be tomorrow when I get there. I could use relays instead of the idxmx8 but I'd have to figure out how to delay the start so it's not turning on when people cycle past it on the switch.

I'm looking for something that can tell me how long current is passing through an electrical line. Preferably something that I can attach to a 480V 3 phase power line to figure out what is using all of my power. Ideally something cheap that I can get several of and leave them on for a week to...

That would be easy enough, just have to switch it to a single phase pump first.

No, the cable company said they would run one and install the equipment needed for Internet if I pay for it up front. They estimate between 5 and 10 thousand dollars but they said that could vary greatly. It is available but not really an option for me right now.

Phone company says I'm too far away from something.

Where did you get the light vac claw nozzle?

I have one phone line that we use for our credit card machine and it used to be used by our security system with dial up internet so we could view our cameras over the web. It was slow but it worked fine. Our cameras have all been connected to a new system that has a LAN port to view the...