Horizontal Float Switch FS-H
Features
Normally Open contact. Sputtered Ruthenium Contact. Higher Shock Limits. Easy Screw Mounting. 30W Contact Rating.
📝Description
The FS-H Horizontal float switch is designed to facilitate liquid level sensing. These switches are specifically engineered to be fitted horizontally on the side walls of tanks. Typically available in a Normally Open (NO) or Normally Closed (NC) form, horizontal float switches can work with different logic circuits.
Manufactured to stringent quality standards, this float switch ensure robust performance even in demanding environments. They are capable of safely switching line voltages up to 30W, making them suitable for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications.
The design of this horizontal float switch incorporates durable materials that withstand exposure to liquids over extended periods. By utilizing special engineering plastics as additional options, these switches can also offer resistance to corrosion and chemical degradation.
In practical applications, horizontal float switches are employed in various industries, including wastewater management, food and beverage processing, and HVAC systems. Key features of horizontal float switches include their compact size, which facilitates easy installation in tight spaces or within existing equipment configurations.
⚡️Electrical
Contact Form | A | |
Contact Rating (max) | W/VA | 30.0 |
Switching Current (max) | A | 0.5 |
Carry Current (max) | A | 2.50 |
DC Switching Voltage (max) | VDC | 230 |
Breakdown Voltage (min) | VDC | 350 |
Contact Resistance (max) | mΩ | 150 |
Insulation Resistance (min) | Ω | 109 |
Capacitance (typ) | pF | 0.2 |
📊Miscellaneous
Operate Time (max) | ms | 0.35 |
Bounce Time (max) | ms | 0.30 |
Release Time (max) | ms | 0.15 |
Resonance Frequency (typ) | Hz | >2000 |
Operating Frequency (max) | Hz | 500 |
Operating Temperature Range | °C | -40 to +70 |
Shock Resistance (½Sin wave for 11ms) | G | 50 |
Vibration Resistance (10-2000 Hz) | G | 20 |
⚙️Ordering Code
FS-H-(Cable Length in mm)-(Cable Termination Code)
Cable Termination Code | Termination Type |
S | Stripped to 5.0 mm |
T | Stripped and Tinned |
FS-H-500-S denotes Normally Open FS-H Float Switch with 500 mm cable length and Stripped ends.
Other Special Configurations: Special Release AT Limits, Built-in Contact Protection Circuit.
🛠️Usage Notes
Here are some of the recommended usage notes to ensure maximum durability of this product. The complete usage notes are available here.
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