New Products: Float switch

Nov. 23, 2008
The chemically resistant ball has a 2-in. diameter and a 210°F working temperature and can withstand 250°F for a short period. While the MP300 switches mount outside the liquid contents, they have a sealed, IP67 design.

The MP3000 Switch Series, with a floater actuator, accurately determines when specified liquid levels are reached. The floater consists of a polypropylene ball mounted on a stainless-steel level actuator that can trigger a signal as an input for a PLC or directly switch power up to 6 A. The chemically resistant ball has a 2-in. diameter and a 210°F working temperature and can withstand 250°F for a short period. While the MP300 switches mount outside the liquid contents, they have a sealed, IP67 design. The switches can be wired as a changeover switch or with a simple NO or NC circuit, operate to 400°F under EN61058 or 200°F under UL 1054, depending on the type of cable used, and have a 250-Vac/6-A power rating under EN61058 and UL 1054.

Microprecision Electronics Inc., 5151 Edina Industrial Blvd., Suite 650, Edina, MN 55439, (612) 871-2420, microprecision.us

Sponsored Recommendations

From concept to consumption: Optimizing success in food and beverage

April 9, 2024
Identifying opportunities and solutions for plant floor optimization has never been easier. Download our visual guide to quickly and efficiently pinpoint areas for operational...

A closer look at modern design considerations for food and beverage

April 9, 2024
With new and changing safety and hygiene regulations at top of mind, its easy to understand how other crucial aspects of machine design can get pushed aside. Our whitepaper explores...

Cybersecurity and the Medical Manufacturing Industry

April 9, 2024
Learn about medical manufacturing cybersecurity risks, costs, and threats as well as effective cybersecurity strategies and essential solutions.

Condition Monitoring for Energy and Utilities Assets

April 9, 2024
Condition monitoring is an essential element of asset management in the energy and utilities industry. The American oil and gas, water and wastewater, and electrical grid sectors...

Voice your opinion!

To join the conversation, and become an exclusive member of Machine Design, create an account today!