Sensata/Cynergy 3 RSF100 Series Vertical Polypropylene Float Switch, Float, NO/NC, 240V ac Max, 120V dc Max

RSF100 series float switches from cynergy3 are a range of miniature vertical float switch. These float switches require external mounting and feature a single switching point.

• This series features an N/O (normally open) contact. However, this can easily be reversed to N/C (normally closed) by inverting the float and reattaching it to the stem.
• The float attached to this switch is small and compact allowing you to use this float switch in applications where space is at a premium.
• You can mount this float switch externally using a compression seal at the top or bottom of a tank. You do not need access to the inside of the tank that you will be using the float switch in.
• A choice of 25 W or 100 W models are available.
• These float switches are available in a range of materials; nylon, polypropylene, PPS and PVDF. The choice of construction material will enable you to choose the right float switch for your application. Float switches made from PVDF can withstand acids and alkalis.
• Dependent on model, this range of float switches feature an M12 connector or PVC/PTFE cable.

To control fluid levels in your tank, choose this float switch from Sensata Cynergy3. It features a float containing a magnet that rises and falls with the fluid, opening or closing a reed switch once it reaches a preset level. As the unit is mounted vertically on the outside of your tank, there's no need for interior access, making it simple to install. The polypropylene body is resistant to corrosion and wear, so you can use it in demanding applications. You'll commonly find this type of switch used in clean water solutions and chemical and automotive settings.

• Nitrile gasket is resistant to oils and wear for a leakproof seal
• Maximum switching current of 600mA for energy efficiency
• M12 connector for ease of connection to other components
• Wide operating temperature range of -20°C to +100°C for use in harsh environments

Yes, you can reverse the switch action by simply inverting the float and reattaching it to the stem, making it a versatile choice.