Problems with magnetic flap level switches
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I have a question for everyone: Can a magnetic flap level switch operate with 220V AC? It is to be connected in the control circuit of the motor
Is it possible to use the parameters of the switch on the level gauge? If not, you can provide those parameters along with your requirements when placing an order; generally, the manufacturer will meet your requests.
Is it possible to use the parameters of the switch on the level gauge? If not, you can provide those parameters along with your requirements when placing an order; generally, the manufacturer will meet your requests.
As long as its switching parameters meet the 220VAC standard, it is fine
Yes, the principle is similar to that of a pressure switch; pay attention to the contact capacity.
It is not recommended to do this; it’s very unsafe. Just add another relay – it doesn’t cost much either
It can generally be connected in this way, depending mainly on the contact capacity provided by the level switch. Most motor control circuits operate at 220VAC; a relay can be connected in series after the contacts of the level switch, and it is the contacts of this relay that are used to control the motor’s contactor
Sure, select 220V 5A for the contacts