Sensata Cynergy3 SSF217 Series Horizontal Stainless Steel Float Switch, Float, NO/NC, 300V ac Max, 300V dc Max

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RS Stock No.:
756-4144
Distrelec Article No.:
300-75-828
Mfr. Part No.:
SSF217XPM12
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Sensata / Cynergy3
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Brand

Sensata / Cynergy3

Device Type

Float

Mounting Type

Horizontal

Switch Output

NO/NC

Body Material

Stainless Steel

Maximum Operating Temperature

+120°C

Maximum AC Voltage

300V

Maximum DC Voltage

300V

Maximum Current

500 mA

Maximum Pressure

5bar

Series

SSF217

Current Rating

500 mA

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

Sensata Cynergy3 Horizontal Float Switch, 1/2 BSP, M12 - SSF217 Series - SSF217XPM12


Need to monitor liquid levels in your tank? This Sensata Cynergy3 float switch sensor can help you avoid overflow when filling up, and alert you to low water levels when emptying. The floatation component sits on the liquid surface and causes the switch to activate when the liquid rises or falls. This device has a compact design and is made from robust and durable stainless steel.

Features & Benefits


• Convenient external fitting via 1/2" BSP (British Standard Pipe) thread
• Maximum operating temperature of +120°C for use in challenging environments
• User-configurable to NO (normally open) on rise and NC (normally closed) on fall
• Mounts horizontally on the side of your tank, so suitable for when the top and bottom are inaccessible

When is this switch commonly used?


This float switch is often used with water pumps. It can provide automatic level control of groundwater, wastewater and sewage and can help to avoid hazardous overspill. It can also be used with liquid-transfer pumps at waterworks and as a high-water alarm to warn of rising levels.

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