Install a standard toilet-style float valve (ballcock) in the fountain's lower basin. Connect your irrigation drip line to the valve inlet. Set the float so it shuts off when the water reaches the optimal operating level for the pump.
The float valve maintains a constant water level automatically. When evaporation drops the level, the valve opens; when it rises, it closes. No timer, no guesswork.
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