Magnetic float level sensor - stainless steel
The SF141 sensor is a very simple way to detect high or too low a level.
Prices are stated without VAT
Basic information
The float is connected to a rod (permanent magnet). When the liquid level rises or falls, the magnetic field strength required to close the contact changes. The contact is directly connected to the sensor wires and switches/opens the electrical circuit to which it is connected. The sensor does not require any power supply, so it is voltage-free.
Float sensor features
- Description: float level switch
- Switching positions: for horizontal switches
- Operating principle: magnetic contact
- Maximum operating pressure: 1.0 MPa
- Max. temperature of measured liquid: from –40 °C to + 125 °C
- Ambient temperature: from –40 °C to 100 °C
- Density of measured medium min: 0.8g/cm3
- Protection class IP 65
- Explosion-proof design
- Connection: external thread G 1/2"
- Material: stainless steel 1.4301 (AISI 304)
- Closed when float is in axis (max. angle 5°)
- Off when deflected at 40° from the axis
- Switched off when deflected at 40° from the axis Sensor connection: two-core cable
Areas of application
- Low refrigerant level sensing
- Food and beverage industry
- Dairy industry
- Fuel or oil level sensing
- Liquid level monitoring
- Vending machines
- Home appliances
- Medical devices
- Sanitary facilities
