Sensata / Cynergy3 MS Series Cable Mount PE Float Switch, Float, 5m Cable, NO, 250V ac Max, 24V dc Max

The Cynergy3 MS series of float switches are designed for large tanks, cisterns or reservoirs, and can be installed on submersible pumps. The MS float switches are capable of reaching 100m in depth.
MS float switches come with a 5m PVC cable.

What is it made from?
The flow switch case is made from blow-moulded HDPE (polyethylene). The unit is hermetically sealed. The cable is made from PVC and has a protective earth conductor. Part numbers ending with the letter “U” have PUR cables suitable for use in fuel oils.

What temperatures can it operate in?
All MS float switches operate from 0°C to +45°C / +32°F to 113°F.

What contact types are there?
The 5th digit of the part number represents the contact type:
A - Normally Open (N/O)
B - Nortmally Closed (N/C)
C - Changeover (C/O)

Approvals:
MS float switches have UL, VDE and CENELEC approvals. Part numbers ending with a "W" are WRAS approved cable coverings.

Versions Available:
(205-6910) MS10A
(338-9801) MS20A
(338-9794) MS10B
(869-7609) MS20C
(379-4001) MS10AW
(379-4017) MS10BW 

Ensure your tank maintains the right level of fluid with this float switch from Sensata Cynergy3. The unit is designed for use in applications involving still liquid with a constant ambient temperature, such as in indoor containers or covered reservoirs. The switch is cable-mounted and can be installed directly on submersible pumps to a depth of 100 m, making it an ideal choice for large tanks. It's activated by a moving stainless-steel ball that has an electrical life of 200,000 operations, so you can be confident of long service life.

• Blow-moulded polyethylene casing for superior durability
• Wide operating temperature range of 0°C to +45°C for a variety of industrial uses
• Supplied with a 5 m PVC (polyvinyl chloride) cable with protective earth conductor for safety and ease of installation

This unit is a normally open (NO) float switch. This means the switch closes when the desired liquid level is reached. It's typically used to turn off inlet pumps and prevent overfilling in sump pumps, lift station pumps and general pumping applications.