MAC3 Float Switch 5m

Technical Specifications

Microswitch type: 16(4)A 250 V~ , 20(8)A 250 V~

Max fluid temperature: +50ºC

Dimensions: 106 x 154 x 54 mm

Weight: 234g (without cable)

Switching angle: +20º / -45º

Insulation degree: IP68

Nominal pressure: 1 bar

Cable lengths: 5,10,20,30 (Meter)

Body Material: Non-toxic Polypropylene (PP)

Standard cables: PVC 3X1
H07RN-F 3X1

Why choose the MAC3 float switch

The MAC3 range is known for dependable operation, simple installation and long service life. The double chamber construction helps provide stable switching performance, while the IP68 rating makes it suitable for submerged use in a wide range of water applications.

• 5-30 metre cable for standard installations
• Double chamber design for reliable switching
• IP68 rated for submerged applications
• Suitable for potable, clean and wastewater use
• Italian-made design with a strong long-term track record

Suitable water types

This MAC3 float switch is suitable for a range of water types, including potable water, clear water and wastewater applications. That makes it a practical choice for both residential and light commercial level control.

Installation and use

The available cable lengths suits many common tank and pump installations. In most cases, this type of float switch is used to control pump start and stop functions based on rising or falling water level.

If you are selecting a float switch for a water tank, sump pump or pump control setup, it is important to match the cable length and switching configuration to your system requirements.

Key features

• Model: MAC3 Float Switch
• Cable lengths: 5, 10, 20, 30 metres
• Protection rating: IP68
• Construction: Double chamber
• Applications: Water tanks, pumps, sump systems, potable water, clean water and wastewater
  

Need help choosing the right float switch?

If you are unsure whether this MAC3 float switch is right for your tank, sump or pump application, our team can help you choose the correct float switch for your setup.

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