Customizability Water Treatment System - Float Level Switch

1 . Descriptions:

In both pure water treatment systems and wastewater treatment systems, the float switch operates by utilizing the buoyancy of the liquid. When the liquid level rises or falls, the float moves accordingly. Once the float reaches a certain angle, it triggers the drive mechanism, which in turn activates the large-capacity microswitch. This results in an open (ON) or close (OFF) signal being outputted for use in alarms or remote control systems.

The precise level monitoring provided by the float switch is crucial for the smooth operation of pure water treatment systems and wastewater treatment systems, helping to maintain proper fluid levels and prevent overflows or system failures. The float switch ensures that the systems remain efficient by responding quickly to changes in liquid levels, providing reliable signaling to control the processes in both pure water treatment systems and wastewater treatment systems.

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3 . Specificities:

1. Simple and reasonable structure, stable and reliable performance

2. Easy to install and use, simple on-site adjustment.

3. It can be used with various pumps and is widely used in automatic level control of water supply and drainage and liquid level containing corrosive and suspended materials.

4 . Appliance:

1. Pool level control: in sewage treatment plants, water treatment plants and industrial water treatment systems, it is used to monitor and control the level of the pool to prevent the pool from overflowing or drying up.

2. Pumping station level control: monitoring the water inlet and outlet levels of pumps in pumping stations, starting and stopping the pumps automatically to ensure the normal operation of the pumps and the stability of water supply.

3. Tank level monitoring: in chemical, petroleum, pharmaceutical and other industries, used to monitor and control the liquid level of liquid tanks to ensure the continuity and safety of the production process.

4. Cooling system level control: in the industrial cooling system, it monitors the level of coolant to prevent the lack of coolant from affecting the normal operation of the equipment.