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.

This float switch from Sensata Cynergy3 helps to prevent overflow in your container by detecting high liquid levels. It can also detect low liquid levels to let you know when a tank is almost empty and needs to be refilled. The float component lies on the top of the liquid in a container and opens or closes the circuit when liquid levels change. It's a horizontal switch that's most commonly used in vending machines, commercial washing machines and evaporator units. It has an ample 1m cable length, providing a flexible connection.

• Strong polypropylene (PP) body material ensures long-lasting performance
• M12 standard mounting thread or flying lead connection for versatile set-up options
• Wide operating temperature range of -20°C to +100°C for use in extreme temperatures
• Mounts externally to the side of your tank for use when the top of a tank isn't accessible

Yes, to reverse the switch action, simply rotate the switch so the float can move upwards and away from the body instead of downwards.