45mm Stainless Steel Float Switch Liquid Water Level Sensor Monitor Vertical Fish Tank Mini M10x1.5mm
Description
💡 Elevate Your Water Management Game!
- COMPACT SIZE - Miniature design fits seamlessly into any setup without compromising functionality.
- DURABLE DESIGN - Crafted with 304 stainless steel stem and 316 stainless float ball for long-lasting performance.
- EASY INTEGRATION - Connect effortlessly with relays or contactors for enhanced load management.
- PRECISION MONITORING - Experience unparalleled accuracy with our 45mm adjustable stainless steel water level sensor.
- VERSATILE APPLICATIONS - Ideal for high-low level alarm triggers, overflow prevention, and pump protection.
The 45mm Stainless Steel Float Switch is a high-performance liquid level sensor designed for precise monitoring in various applications. With a durable stainless steel construction and a compact design, it ensures reliable operation for high-low level alarms and overflow prevention. Ideal for professionals seeking efficiency and longevity in their water management systems.
Reviews
B**N
DIY Sump Pump Alarm
I have an electric sump pump with a water powered backup pump with the float set at a higher level. I had a cheap water monitor that used probes to detect water. With water present a circuit closes. The problem is any splash onto the probes would set it off. I replaced the probes with a single float switch. With proper placement of this float now I get an alarm if the main pump fails just prior to the backup pump kicking on.
A**R
Works great
Does what it’s suppose too even in 200 degree water
R**T
good
no consistent readings.
C**R
Junk
Product looked like it was well made, with the exception of the wiring coming off it. Needless to say, it failed very. This was hooked to a normally open dry circuit, so it definitely wasn't a load issue.
J**E
Both switches are CLOSED when positioned down., OPEN when floating.
Once I checked the resistance of each switch, I discovered that when floating, both switches were OPEN (Infinite resistance) and CLOSED (Zero ohms) when switches each switch was NOT floating. Although, I believe I can design around this , I wish a schematic or something stating the Normally Open and Normally Closed orientation was included in the description of the product. Looking for a similar structured switch with the opposite Normally Open/ Normally Closed (N.O/N.C) configuration. Gave three stars because I have yet to put switch to work.
P**A
Exactly as described and pictured.
Exactly as described and pictured.
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