Is a 220v level relay safe?

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This post was last edited by It will be better tomorrow on 2020-4-21 07:31. The level relay should be connected and controlled through the physical structure of the float; the wiring terminals must be kept away from the liquid surface and properly insulated. A leakage circuit breaker should be installed at the power supply terminal, and the metal structures such as the enclosure of the water tower should be properly grounded to prevent electric shock. If the level sensor is installed in a flammable and explosive hazardous area, an explosion-proof level relay must be used, such as the GS8515-EX from Shanghai Chenzhu. For more details on the safe use of relays, you can consult professional manufacturers of safety relays.

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