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Large Size - Engineered Plastics
Select from these Engineered Plastics for Aggressive or Ultra-Pure Liquids
Each of these series offers unique features. Choose from this sélection when all-plastic material is desirable and tank space is not restricted.
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Resists build-up of foreign material or sticky media. Float travel remains uninhibited in viscous or corrosive liquids. SPDT switch.
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A medium-size solution for ultra-pure liquid level sensing. Made of corrosion resistant PTFE for low particle generation.
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Particularly well suited for rough service. Ideal for use in chemical and plating applications.
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teflon®jacketed y lead wires
1/4"npt
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WIRE. 22 AWG. -
teflon jacketed
24"TO 26" (610 mm to 660 mm) EXTENDED LENGTH
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1/4"NPT
5/8"HEX (15.9 mm)
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1-1/8"--
DIA. REF. 5/16" (28.5 mm) DIA. REF. ■ (7.9 mm)
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I LU—LU>J #174106 —' |*— RETAINING
h— clip
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,.1-1/2" DIA...
(38.1 mm)
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tL,=Switch actuation level, nominal (based on a liquid specific gravity of 1.0 and N.O. dry circuit-dimension will vary for N.C. circuit).
Common Specifications
Electrical Termination: No. 18 AWG, 24" L., Lead Wires
(Jacket material is indicated on dimensional drawings, above).
How To Order - Select Part Number based on specifications required.
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-40°F to +180°F (-40°C to +82.2°C)
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-40°F to +300°F (-40°C to +148.9°C)
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+32°F to +212°F (0°C to +100°C)
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* See "Electrical Data" on Page X-5 for more information.
** Switch operation is selectable, N.O. or N.C., by inverting the float on the unit stem. Units are shipped N.O. unless otherwise specified. tt 100 VA switches are not U.L. Recognized.
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