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Float Level Sensor for Water Supply and Sewage Systems - Model: FL-2023
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SRVM TVH LLC
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Description
The float switch is an automatic device that is used in water supply and sewerage systems to control pumps as level alarm sensors. Their use in water intake system provides protection of pumping equipment from breakdowns during operation without water.
Specifications
Voltage
220 V
Frequency
60
Mechanical wear resistance
100000
Liquid temperature
85 °C
Cable length
7 m
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