Cynergy3 SSF67 Series Vertical Nitrile Rubber (NBR) Float Switch, 1 m Cable, Direct Load, 250 V ac ac Max, 120 V dc dc

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N° de stock RS:
492-8946
Numéro d'article Distrelec:
304-00-813
Référence fabricant:
SSF67A25B175
Fabricant:
Cynergy3
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Marque

Cynergy3

Product Type

Float Switch

Mount Type

Vertical

Switch Output

Direct Load

Housing Material

Stainless Steel

Cable Length

1m

Minimum Operating Temperature

-20°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

135°C

Maximum AC Voltage

250V ac

Maximum DC Voltage

120V dc

Maximum Current

600mA

Maximum Pressure

10bar

Gasket Material

Nitrile Rubber (NBR)

Standards/Approvals

No

Series

SSF67

Hazardous Area Certification

No

Pays d'origine :
CN

Sensata Cynergy3 Vertical Float Switch, 600mA, Stainless Steel - SSF67 Series - SSF67A25B175


This long-reach float switch from Sensata Cynergy3 accurately monitors both high and low fluid levels in a tank. It has an upper-level reach of 25mm and a lower-level reach of 175mm, making it compatible with various system requirements. The unit's stainless steel composition makes the component resistant to corrosion for a long service life. It's also resistant to acids and other harsh chemicals, so it's suitable for use in laboratories and testing facilities.

Features & Benefits


• Maximum operating pressure of 10 bar for use in high-pressure applications

• Wide operating temperature range of -20°C to +135°C for use in demanding environments

• Ample cable length of 1m for a flexible connection

How does a flow switch stop the flow of liquid into a tank when it's full?


A flow switch is electrically connected to another device, such as a pump. When a tank is full, it sends a signal to the pump to let it know when to switch off. When the tank's lower level is reached, the switch signals the pump to turn on.

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