Float level switch BIP STOP
for liquidsfor pump controlfor tank

float level switch
float level switch
float level switch
float level switch
float level switch
float level switch
float level switch
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Characteristics

Technology
float
Medium
for liquids
Applications
for tank, for pump control
Material
polypropylene
Mounting
suspended
Other characteristics
multifunction, IP68
Process temperature

85 °C
(185 °F)

Process pressure

Max.: 3.5 bar
(50.76 psi)

Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)

Description

The BIP STOP is a small float switch designed for the automatic control of small pumps (until 1.5 CV). Thanks to its wide switching angle of 110º, the BIP STOP protects the pump's engine and the electrical panels from jerking. This feature is highly appreciated in agitated liquids. Also, it can detect the both high and low level in the same tank whose hysteresis does not exceed 1.5 meter. These float level switches are used wherever magnetic level controllers can not be used because of impurities or deposits that may trap the float. The BIP STOP level switch is available in three versions : The BIP STOP VR is the standard version. On request, it can be equipped with a cable with ground wire with plug multifunction to activate the pump by connecting it directly from the plug of the float. Very reliable, it is used in a wide range of applications ... Advantages: ECONOMIC ECOLOGIC RELIABLE WATERPROOF BICONICAL CUTOMIZABLE Technical caracteristics : Switching angle +/- 110° Allowed fluid density 0,70 to 1,15 Power supply 250 - 400 VAC /VDC 50/60 Hz Cut out power 20 (8) A (20 A resistive; 8 A inductive) Housing material Copolymer Polypropylene Cable 3 x 1 mmm² Neoprene, HR HY Weight 105 g Dimenssion Height : 130 mm - Diam : 70 mm Ballast 175 - 250 g résine chargée Cable lenght 5, 6, 10,13, 15, 20, 25 et 30

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