Broken finger float level switch L22-20-S1-20-NO
for waterpolypropyleneside-mount

Broken finger float level switch - L22-20-S1-20-NO - Whitman Controls Corporation - for water / polypropylene / side-mount
Broken finger float level switch - L22-20-S1-20-NO - Whitman Controls Corporation - for water / polypropylene / side-mount
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Characteristics

Technology
broken finger float
Medium
for water
Material
polypropylene
Mounting
side-mount
Process temperature

Max.: 180 °F
(82 °C)

Min.: -40 °F
(-40 °C)

Process pressure

Max.: 100 psi

Min.: 0 psi

Description

The Whitman Controls L22 Series Single-Ended, Side Mount Polypropylene Liquid Level Switches are among the most versatile and durable of the side-mounted liquid level switch line. The polypropylene wetted material makes the switch highly compatible with numerous liquids from acids, to water, to bases. The side mount provides added versatility, allowing the switch to be used as a high or low level indicator, and plastic body provides use up to 100 PSI. These are most often used in many O.E.M. and one-off applications. These are available with several options as specified by the user. Key Features: Whitman Red Seal potting submersible to a NEMA 6 rating Polypropylene Single-ended, Side mounted Extensive operating temperature range SPST availability Specifications: Fitting: 1/2" NPT Wetted Materials: Polypropylene Minimum Liquid Specific Gravity: 0.70 Liquid Temperature range: -40℉ to +180℉ Max System Pressure: 100 PSIG Electrical Switch Rating: 50 VA Weight: 5oz (approx.)

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