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    Cynergy3 Float Switches

    Cynergy3 offer a wide range of float switches designed, tested and manufactured to the highest standards, ensuring a quality product that's made to last!

    Why choose a Cynergy3 float switch?

    A float switch is a type of level sensor designed to detect the level of liquid in a tank. Cynergy3 float switch units rely on reed switch technology to control their switching action. A magnet is mounted within the float and a reed switch is mounted within the body of the unit. When a change in liquid level moves the float and brings this magnet into close proximity with the reed switch, the switch will change state. If the reed switch is normally open, the magnet will close the switch. If the reed switch is normally closed, the magnet will open the switch. This magnetic N/O or N/C option allows the user flexibility in their electrical circuit design. Float switches may have multiple floats and/or multiple reed switches allowing for multi-level signalling or multiple switching action within a single unit.

    Cynergy3 float switches have many bespoke configurations making them suitable for a variety of applications such as: be used as an alarm, as an indicator, to control a pump, or to provide a signal to another device.

    Things to consider when selecting a float switch:

    • The fluid level state and the likelihood of deposit build-up
    • The fluid type - Cynergy3 float switches and associated gaskets and seals are available in many materials to give a broad range of suitability
    • Electrical load to be switched - Voltage, Current, Power, resistive, capacitive or inductive
    • Working temperature and pressure
    • Mounting type - Horizontal or vertical, external or internal, depending on the space available within the tank or sump
    • Cable and connection - Flying lead or connector, cable length and type
    • Approvals required: WRAS, ATEX, UL, NSF, etc.
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