So I was drawing a schematic for the panel I’m putting together for some pumps. i have 3 pumps and two overflow float switches and id like a failure on any of the pumps OR a connection on either of the floats switches to trigger a buzzer. at first I was thinking I could just connect the floats and the normally open contacts on the overload relays together and to the buzzer but I realized if I do that, one fault would cause all the fault indicator lights to come on which would defeat the purpose of having individual indicator lights.

I'm replacing some old/worn out outlets in my house and putting some GFCIs in the correct locations where they are not currently. I have a large covered porch on the front and back of my house, each has 3 outlets. Porch is about 10 feet wide and the outlets are in the wall of the house. I'm replacing them with GFCI. Do I need to use an "in use" type cover here? Do I even need a weatherproof cover at all? The porch is about 10 feet wide, the outlets on the inside wall against the house. This area never gets wet, even during a hurricane. The porches were built such that they have the same roof and foundation as my house in case I ever want to close it in and make it indoor space. It's just like the rest of the house, just missing the walls. What would the code be for this? Is it even considered "outdoor" in this location? It's almost like being in a garage.