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Float switches are a crucial component in pump control systems, providing a reliable and efficient way to monitor and control liquid levels in tanks, reservoirs, and other containers. At AES Rewind Pump Shop, we offer a range of high-quality float switches from leading manufacturers, designed to meet the specific needs of your application. Whether you’re looking for a simple, cost-effective solution or a more advanced, feature-rich float switch, we have the right product for you. Browse our selection below to find the perfect float switch for your pump system.
Our single-action float switches, featuring a counterweight, is ideal for clean water applications, while our multi-contact float switches cater to both clean and sewage water uses, seamlessly integrating with pumps and control panels.
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A float switch is a type of level sensor that uses a buoyant device, or “float,” to detect changes in liquid level. When the liquid level reaches a certain point, the float rises or falls, triggering an electrical contact that sends a signal to the pump control system. This signal can be used to turn the pump on or off, or to activate an alarm or other notification.
Float switches are commonly used in a wide range of applications, including water treatment, chemical processing, oil and gas, and industrial manufacturing. They offer several benefits, including:
At AES Rewind Pump Shop, we offer a variety of float switches to suit different applications and requirements. Our selection includes:
Consider factors such as the type and size of your tank, the liquid being monitored, and the desired level of accuracy and reliability. Our experienced team can help you select the right float switch for your specific needs.
Common issues with float switches include faulty electrical connections, corrosion or damage to the float or switch mechanism, and incorrect installation. Check the switch and connections, and consult the manufacturer’s documentation or contact our support team for assistance.
Float switches can be used with a wide range of liquids, but may not be suitable for certain corrosive or viscous substances. Check the manufacturer’s specifications and recommendations for compatibility with your specific liquid.
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