A wiring float switch is a level switch employed to detect the level of liquid within a tank, well, or other vessel. It functions through the use of a float connected to a switch. As the liquid level changes, the switch activates or deactivates, triggering an alarm or initiating a control action. Wiring float switches are critical components… Read More »
A Float Switch Wiring Diagram is a schematic representation of the electrical connections and components in a float switch system. It provides a visual guide for understanding and installing the system correctly. The core function of a float switch wiring diagram is to enable proper operation and safety of the float switch system. By indicating the connections between… Read More »
A Dual Float Switch Wiring Diagram illustrates the electrical connections between two float switches and other components, such as a pump or alarm, to control liquid level in a tank or vessel. In a real-world example, a sump pump system might use two float switches: one to activate the pump when the water level rises, and another to… Read More »
Bilge pump wiring without a float switch eliminates automatic operation, requiring manual activation to remove water accumulation in a boat’s hull. This configuration involves directly connecting the bilge pump to a power source, bypassing the float switch that typically triggers the pump upon rising water levels. Bilge pumps with no float wiring provide greater control and customization for… Read More »