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Finder 72.A1.0.000.0500 is a 72 Series float switch for liquid level control with 1 pole switching, a 20 A rated output, and a 5 metre PVC cable. Suitable for pump control, tank level automation and high or low level alarms.
The Finder 72.A1.0.000.0500 is a robust float switch for reliable liquid level control in tanks, sumps and reservoirs. With a single pole switching output, a high 20 A contact rating, and a 5 metre PVC cable, it is well suited to pump control, high and low level alarms, and automated filling or emptying applications where a dependable mechanical level sensor is preferred.
Float switches are a proven choice for straightforward level detection without complex electronics. The long cable simplifies installation in deeper tanks and plant rooms, while the durable PVC sheath supports typical industrial and building services environments.
| HS Code | 90261029 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Finder |
| Series | 72 Series |
| Model | 72.A1.0.000.0500 |
| Product type | Float switch |
| Switching poles | 1 pole |
| Rated current | 20 A |
| Cable length | 5 m |
| Cable material | PVC |
A single pole float switch provides a simple switched output for level control, commonly used to start or stop pumps, or trigger high and low level alarms.
This version is supplied with a 5 metre PVC cable, helping with routing to control panels in plant rooms or deeper installations.
With a 20 A rated switch output it can be used for demanding switching duties, but suitability depends on the supply voltage, motor starting current and installation rules. For motor loads, many installers use the float switch to drive a contactor or relay coil for best reliability.
PVC sheathing is widely used for general industrial and building services wiring. Confirm chemical compatibility and temperature limits for your specific liquid and environment.
Yes. Depending on how it is installed and wired, a float switch can be used for either high level or low level switching in tanks and sumps.
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