Sensata / Cynergy3 RSF66P Series Vertical Nitrile Rubber (NBR) Float Switch, NO/NC, 240 V ac ac Max, 120 V dc dc Max

Voir l’ensemble des Float Switches

Sous-total (1 unité)*

54,84 €

(TVA exclue)

66,36 €

(TVA incluse)

Add to Basket
sélectionner ou taper la quantité
Informations sur le stock actuellement non accessibles - Veuillez vérifier plus tard
Unité
Prix par unité
1 +54,84 €

*Prix donné à titre indicatif

N° de stock RS:
756-4236
Référence fabricant:
RSF66A25B100P
Fabricant:
Sensata / Cynergy3
Recherchez des produits similaires en sélectionnant un ou plusieurs attributs.
Sélectionner tout

Marque

Sensata / Cynergy3

Product Type

Float Switch

Mount Type

Vertical

Switch Output

NO/NC

Housing Material

Polyphenylene Sulphide

Minimum Operating Temperature

-10°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

85°C

Maximum AC Voltage

240V ac

Maximum DC Voltage

120V dc

Maximum Current

600mA

Gasket Material

Nitrile Rubber (NBR)

Standards/Approvals

WRAS and NSF

Series

RSF66P

Hazardous Area Certification

No

Pays d'origine :
CN

Sensata Cynergy3 Vertical Float Switch, NO/NC, 600mA - RSF66P Series - RSF66A25B100P


Use this Sensata Cynergy3 vertical float switch to accurately monitor the liquid levels in your tanks. It's made of polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) for resistance to chemicals and wear, making it compatible with a wide range of liquids such as oils and printing solutions. For enhanced control, you can use this float switch with a PLC (programmable logic controller) to manage liquid levels. You'll commonly find this type of float switch used in applications such as dishwashers or wells.

Features & Benefits


• Designed for vertical mounting at the top or bottom of the tank for situations where there's no side access

• Wide operating temperature range of -10°C to +85°C for use in cold and hot environments

• Maximum switching current of 600mA for energy efficiency

How does a float switch work?


A float switch combines the functions of a float, magnet and reed switching system to automatically open and close with the rise and fall of liquid levels in a container. This mechanism triggers alarms during overflows or signals when to empty and fill tanks.

Liens connexes