| Image | Part Number | Description / PDF | Quantity | Rfq |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
DL LVL FLOATSW 227MM TOTAL L |
1 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
FLOATSWITCH VERT 25VA DUAL 134MM |
0 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
FLOATSWITCH VERT 1A NO/NC POLY |
0 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
LONG REACH 1/2 EXT MNT SS FS |
19 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
SD MNT DUAL SW PNT FLTSW M22 |
0 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
OPT LIQUID LVL SENSOR M10 MNT LW |
20 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
FLOATSWITCH VERT 25VA SPNO |
20 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
FLOAT SWITCH 25VA PVDF VITON |
0 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
FLOATSWITCH 50VA NC/NO VERT SS |
0 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
SENSOR LEVEL VERT 25VA SPNC PP |
0 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
COMP INT MNT TEMP SEN LVL SW |
0 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
DL LVL FLOATSW 277MM TOTAL L |
4 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
FLOAT SWITCH HORZ SPST-NO |
17 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
HORIZ SS FLOATSW 1/2 EXT MNT |
0 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
OPT LIQUID SENSOR M12 EXT MT LOW |
13 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
THERMISTOR FLOAT SWITCH PPS .6A |
0 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
FLOATSWITCH VERT 100VA NYLON |
0 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
FLOATSWITCH CABLE END N/C 10A |
0 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
DL LVL FLOATSW 277MM TOTAL L |
0 |
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Sensata Technologies – Cynergy3 |
SENSOR PRESSURE 0-48WG 4-20MA |
0 |
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Float level sensors are electromechanical devices that measure liquid levels using buoyancy principles. They consist of a floating element mechanically linked to a sensing component, providing continuous or point-level detection. These sensors play a critical role in industrial automation, ensuring process efficiency, safety, and resource optimization across sectors like water treatment, energy, and manufacturing.
| Type | Functional Characteristics | Application Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Magnetic Float Switches | Hermetically sealed contacts activated by float movement | Water tanks, fuel storage |
| Mechanical Lever Arm | Physical linkage translating float motion to potentiometer | Industrial boilers, hydraulic systems |
| Guided Tube Float | Float moves along a vertical tube, triggering reed switches | Chemical processing, corrosive environments |
| Optical Float Sensors | Combines float mechanism with infrared detection | Medical equipment, cleanrooms |
A typical float level sensor comprises: - Float Element: Hollow cylinder made of stainless steel, plastic, or titanium - Guide Mechanism: Rigid rod or cable for vertical movement guidance - Sensing Assembly: Reed switches, potentiometers, or Hall-effect sensors - Enclosure: IP65-rated housing with process connections (NPT, flanges) - Electrical Interface: Terminal block or industrial connectors (M12, etc.) The design ensures reliable operation in media with specific gravity 0.5 and temperatures up to 200 C.
| Parameter | Description | Importance |
|---|---|---|
| Measurement Range | 0.1 10 meters | Determines application suitability |
| Accuracy | 1 3% FS | Process control reliability |
| Output Signal | 4 20 mA, 0 10V, SPST | System integration capability |
| Environmental Temp. | -40 C to +85 C | Operational stability |
| Process Connection | 1/2" 4" NPT, DIN | Installation compatibility |
| Material Compatibility | PVDF, SS316, EPDM | Chemical resistance |
| Manufacturer | Key Product | Features |
|---|---|---|
| Siemens | Float Switch Series 8ME | ATEX-certified, 0.1% repeatability |
| Honeywell | LM Series Level Switches | 316SS construction, SIL2 rated |
| TE Connectivity | Mini-Level Switch | Compact 6mm diameter design |
| Endress+Hauser | Prosonic M Float Switch | Dual-limit detection with IO-Link |
Key considerations include: - Media properties (corrosiveness, viscosity, density) - Required measurement range and resolution - Electrical requirements (analog/digital output) - Environmental conditions (vibration, ambient temperature) - Hazardous area classification (ATEX, IECEx) - Maintenance accessibility and calibration frequency
Emerging developments include: - Integration with wireless communication protocols (WirelessHART) - Multiparameter sensors combining level, temperature, and pressure - Self-powered IoT-enabled devices using energy harvesting - Advanced materials for extreme pH environments - Smart diagnostics with predictive maintenance capabilities