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Package Includes:
- 1 x Magnetic Float Sensor FS37A (Vertical)
Specifications:
Sensor Type |
Magnetic Float Sensor |
Sensor Model |
FS37A Float Sensor |
Output | Digital Output |
Contact Rating |
10W |
Switching Voltage |
220 V |
Contact Resistance |
100 m? |
Dimensions |
45 x 17 mm |
Weight |
50 grams |
Specifications:
Sensor Type
Specifications:
Magnetic Float Sensor
Specifications:
Sensor Model
Specifications:
FS37A Float Sensor
Specifications:
Contact Rating
Specifications:
10W
Specifications:
Switching Voltage
Specifications:
220 V
Specifications:
Contact Resistance
Specifications:
100 m?
Specifications:
Dimensions
Specifications:
45 x 17 mm
Specifications:
Weight
Specifications:
50 grams
1. How do you use a magnetic float sensor?
- The switch is located in the sensor's white stem. As the float rises or falls with the level of water in the tank, the magnet in the float activates the switch, and the signal obtained from the sensors is used in conjunction with the water level controllers to control the motor pump.
2. How does a magnetic water level sensor work?
- Float level sensors are continuous level sensors featuring a magnetic float that rises and falls as liquid levels change. The movement of the float creates a magnetic field that actuates a hermetically sealed reed switch located in the stem of the level sensor, causing the switch to open or close.
3. How Do I Test A Float Switch With A MultiMeter?
- Attach the MultiMeter leads to the float switch wires. The Multimeter should be set to the Ohms. The MultiMeter should read zero when the float hangs in the down position. Lifting the float will change the zero to one.
4. What is a magnetic float sensor?
- A magnetic float sensor is electromagnetic on/off switch. It is useful for determining the amount of water in the overhead tank. The float of these sensors contains a permanent magnet. The switch is located in the sensor's white stem.