Magnetic Float Operated Pivoted Level Switch is a cost-effective device designed for point level switching, suitable for tanks with tops or bottoms that are difficult to access.
The Magnetic Float Operated Pivoted Level Switch is built with a compact and durable design that comprises a freely moving pivoted float assembly and a switch enclosure made of non-magnetic material, which ensures undisturbed magnetic flux. The device uses dual magnets, with one carried by the float arm and the other by the contact carriers in the switch enclosure.
As the liquid level changes, the like poles of the dual magnets come opposite to each other, resulting in a repulsion force that causes a snap action to change over the contacts. The switch’s magnetic coupling is glandless to prevent any leakage from the vessel to the switch housing.
Installation of Magnetic Float Operated Pivoted Level Switch can be done in two ways- internal or external mounting through a chamber. If space is limited or mechanical devices like stirrers are present within the tank, external mounting is recommended.
External mounting also allows for easy isolation for regular servicing, making it suitable for applications like boilers and reaction kettles. Normally, the switch is side-mounted, but for slurry applications, top installation is preferred. The switch can be directly wired to make or break electrical circuits of burners, heaters, motor pumps, alarms, and other electrically operated devices.
Maintenance of Magnetic Float Level Switch:
Some of the problems and solutions of the Magnetic Float Level Switch are mentioned below.