Level Switches - Horizontal/Specialty are designed to mount through Starting at $28.50 Shop Now Series L4 FLOTECT® Float Switch FLOTECT® Float Switch operates to indicate tank level. No bellows, Starting at $648.00 Shop Now SERIES L6 FLOTECT® LIQUID LEVEL SWITCH FLOTECT® Liquid Level Switch is built for years of trouble-free servi

The float switch FTS20 is a simple and cost-effective solution for point level detection in appropriate fluids. It is used in tanks and vessels as a pump 

Float switch for level control Magnetic level switch is mainly used to measure the level of liquids in many areas. However, if this is not possible because of 

Construction of Lead type float switch：. By the magnet installed float's up and down , the reed switch in the stem of contact points will make the 

Products-Level Switches]Since inauguration, NOHKEN INC. has been dedicated in R&D/Sales of level sensors as the leading manufacturer in Japanese market. Magnetic Float Sensor FR(reed switch) Any liquids including water, oil, and chemicals . Wide-Differential Float Sensor FS.

Electromagnetic float level switch Minimum and Empty contacts Brass tube, Nylon floats Flanged or threaded 1"BSP N.A. or N.C. SPST contacts DIN IP65 electric connector. IEG -N1F+T / TC1+T MAGNETIC LEVEL WITH THERMOSTAT. Float level switch with thermostat Thermostats 50°C, 60°C, 70°, 80°C Brass tube, Nylon float

As a float rises or lowers with liquid level, the magnetic field generated from within the float actuates a thematically sealed, magnetic reed switch mounted 

The floats of the FC/FD magnetic float level switch are designed for a specific minimum fluid density (specific gravity), based upon the volume and weight of 

Multi level float switch is a custom multi point float level sensor & switch. These versatile level switches are available in many materials. Like: Stainless Steel, Brass & Buna, PVC, Polypropylene or PTFE and can be ordered with an integrated temperature sensor.

All float-operated liquid level switches operate on the buoyancy principle: "the buoyant force acting on an object is equal to the mass of liquid displaced by the object". As a result, the partially submerged float moves with the level of the liquid in the vessel. Floats are most-commonly used for narrow level differential applications such

It is operated by using reed switch and a magnet. As the float rises or falls with the level of the liquid, the reed switch in the pipe is activated by the