110V Water Level Switch for Aquarium Pump Control - Vertical Liquid Level Sensor for Fish Tank, Sump Pump, Hydroponics & Water Filtration Systems - Automatic Water Controller for Home and Industrial Use

$4.68

$8.52

Safe 45%

110V Water Level Switch for Aquarium Pump Control - Vertical Liquid Level Sensor for Fish Tank, Sump Pump, Hydroponics & Water Filtration Systems - Automatic Water Controller for Home and Industrial Use

$4.68

$8.52

45% Off

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Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international

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Description

The 12v liquid switch is easy to install, convenient to use, and long service life.It is also very easy to operate and has a long service life. Please feel free to use it Our liquid level controller has a small size, simple wiring, so has low power consumption, reduce unnecessary losses The float switch can be widely used in water supply, drainage and liquid level automatic control with a variety of pump supporting, automobile, industrial equipment, agricultural equipment, household appliances, etc. Specification Item Type Switch Liquid Controller Model MD-5210P Material Plastic Working Voltage 110V Working Current 3A Working Temperature 30℃~80℃ Max Temperature 85℃ Working Pressure 1Mpa Max Pressure 1Mpa Total Cable length Approx. 40cm / 15.7inch Weight Approx. 16g / 0.6oz Scope of application automobile, industrial equipment, agricultural equipment, household appliances, etc. Package list 1 x Switch Liquid Controller

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Reviews

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Initially pleased with the product, but was alarmed when I discovered that the switch was closed when the float was “sunk” and open when “floating”. I don’t usually work with this type of float switch, but I originally concluded that it was faulty given that it should close when “floated” as the item was described. Dammit!On a hunch, I removed the little circlip which allowed the removal of the float for flipping 180° (end for end). My multimeter now indicated it was working as described! I was so happy I figured it out before installing into the urine jug of my composting/desiccating/dry toilet. It would have been impossible to reach the circlip and float after installation.I don’t recall having seen this detail within the item description, and the manufacturer/seller would do well to add it.

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