![Tnnel 6 intake - Lake Mangaonui](../imagest/tunnel_6_intake_Lake_Mangonui_M.jpg)
![Tunnel 5 outlet to Lake Mangaonui](../imagest/tunnel_5_outlet_Lake_Mangonui_M.jpg)
I am not sure where this channel is - it could be the input of diversion tunnel 5.
![Outley 0f Tunnel N. 3 to Lake Mangaonui](../imagest/Outlet_Tunnel_3_Lake_Mangaonui_M.jpg)
I am not sure where this channel is - it could be the input of diversion tunnel 5.
From memory, the water level controller acts like a ballcock found in toilet cisterns.
The steel cylinder seen at the bottom of the controller floats on the surface of the canal. By a series of chains and levers it opens and closes the outlet gate from tunnel 6 to the canal leading to Lloyd Mandeno Power Station's forebay.
The water in the canal attains a reasonably constant level and thus the power station has a constant operating head.
The outlet of diversion tunnel No. 5 into Lake Mangaonui before the construction of the Kaimai 5 station.