Sensata Cynergy3 SSF67 Series Vertical Stainless Steel Float Switch, Long Reach Float, 1m Cable, NO/NC, 250V ac Max,

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RS Stock No.:
756-4205
Mfr. Part No.:
SSF67B50B150
Brand:
Sensata / Cynergy3
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Brand

Sensata / Cynergy3

For Use With

Aggressive Fluids, Hygienic Applications

Device Type

Long Reach Float

Mounting Type

Vertical

Switch Output

NO/NC

Body Material

Stainless Steel

Cable Length

1m

Minimum Operating Temperature

-20°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

+135°C

Maximum AC Voltage

250V

Maximum DC Voltage

120V

Maximum Current

600 mA

Maximum Pressure

10bar

Gasket Material

Nitrile

Series

SSF67

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

Sensata Cynergy3 Vertical Float Switch, 600mA, -20°C to +135°C - SSF67 Series - SSF67B50B150


Regulate liquid levels in an industrial tank with this float switch from Sensata Cynergy3. The float lies on the liquid's surface and causes the switch to turn on or off as levels rise and fall, helping to avoid overfilling or emptying. As it's a vertical switch type, it fixes to the top or bottom of a tank, making it a practical choice for use in tanks with no side access. It's commonly used with water pumps or liquid transfer pumps and as a high water alarm.

Features & Benefits


• Maximum pressure of 10 bar for use in high-pressure systems
• Stainless steel body material for resistance to corrosion and wear
• Broad operating temperature range of -20°C to +135°C for use in demanding environments
• Ample cable length of 1m for a flexible electrical connection

How does this switch open and close?


The float component has a magnet inside that nears the switch component as the liquid level changes. The force of the magnet causes the reed to open or close the switch, triggering the contacts.

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