Side Mounted Magnetic Level Switch Manufacturer in Mumbai India

Side Mounted Magnetic Level Switch

Side mounted Magnetic level Switch        

        Side mounted Magnetic level Switch is float operated and it is working on magnetic repulsion principle. This is also a type of level indicator. With change in level Float mounted at one end of rigid rod moves while same time capsule at other end of rod moves accordingly with in fixed limit Switch contact across the face change accordingly. The float lifts up due to bouncy when tank fills up. Same time magnetic nature other end of switch goes down and triggers the switch assembly and the contact get closed. This contact can be used to operate an alarm or any other audio/visual load.

           3-way plug-in connector switch is provided. Terminals 1 & 2 are normally open and 2 & 3 are normally closed.  When the level falls. Changeover of contacts occurs when level rises/falls with 15 mm liquid level differential. It is robust in construction and simple in design. If this switch constructed with strict quality control, it becomes a very reliable product. This Asre Engineering make Side mounted Magnetic level Switch can be used for automatic level control of liquids in pressurized or open tanks, Vessels, containers, hot water service, sterilizing equipment and a variety of process control fluid tanks or for initiating high or low audio-visual signals.

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Float Assembly & Connection Flange: SS-304/SS-316
  • Switch Housing  : SS-304
  • Differential- fixed : 15mm app.
  • Minimum sp. Gravity of liquid :         0.7
  • Max. Working Pressure         : 10.5 Kg/cm²
  • Max. Working Temperature: 300°C
  • Switch: Change to over 1 type micro switch 1NO + 1NC with silver contacts having current rating 5A at 230V AC
  • Process Connection: Blind square flange 83mm PCD with 4 bolt holes of 9mm.

Applications

  • Automatic Pump control
  • For keeping pumps safe when dry running
  • High & low level signals
  • Prevention of tank over flow
  • Safety interlock circuits