Cynergy3 offers wide range of horizontal switches which are WRAS approved and have low-cost compact design. These horizontal float switches consist of a reed switch and a pivoted actuator magnet and can be used for N/O or N/C operation. The switch action can be reversed by mounting the float switch with the float able to move upwards away from the body instead of downwards.

WRAS is the standard against waste, misuse, undue consumption or contamination of the water supply and must have an appropriate quality and standard.

• Nylon
• Polypropylene
• Polypropylene Sulfide (PPS)

• Operating temperature: -10 °C to +120 °C
• N/O or N/C Switch output
• Switch action may be reversed by rotating the switch through 180º
• Choice of gasket materials: Silicone, Nitrile, Viton or combination of Silicone & Nitrile
• Flying Lead
• M12 plug connection
• Internal & external fitting inside a tank
• UL recognised

These Cynergy3 Horizontal Switches are most likely to be used in vending machines, commercial washing machines and evaporator units.

Suitable for signal switching and for use with transistorised input/low power, suppressed coil miniature relays. Not suited for any inductive or inrush (e.g. filament lamps) loads.

Avoid the hazard of potential overflow from your tank with this float switch from Sensata. It's a simple yet highly reliable way to detect liquid levels in your system.
This versatile component can be used as an alarm or indicator, or to control a pump. It keeps the level of water in your tank between a must-close level of 7 mm and a must-open level of 20 mm. It's a dependable choice for applications that need a repeatable signal to indicate when fluid has reached a pre-determined level.

• Convenient external compression-seal fitting for applications where access to the tank interior is restricted
• Lightweight nylon body with excellent abrasion resistance
• Wide operating temperature range of -20°C to +75°C for use in a variety of environments

A float switch is most commonly used in a tank to maintain the minimum and maximum liquid levels. When the fluid level reaches a minimum level, the switch signals a pump to operate and replenish the tank. When the maximum liquid level is reached, the switch tells the pump to stop working. This means the fluid in the tank stays within the pre-set range.