RSF64EXT, Sensata / Cynergy3 RSF64EXS Series Extension Tube for Use with RSF64 Series Float Switches

Variable Insertion Depth Vertical Float Switch

A vertical float switch with N/O or N/C switching action. Its overall depth and position can be adjusted.

N/O Version has Contacts Which are Open when the Tank is Empty, N/C Version has Contacts which are Closed when the Tank is Empty
Overall Depth can be Varied Between 150mm and 450mm by Adjusting its Position in a Sliding Clamp
Up to 3 Extension Units (306mm long) May Be Added to Provide Insertion Depths up to 1350mm (see accessories)
Temperature Range; 0 to 75°C
Switching Depth; 123-423mm
Electrical Life; 5 x 10⁶ Operations
Polypropylene Float, PPS Stem and PVC Class 7 Tube Material

Note

211-985 - N/O Contact
348-8037 - N/C Contact

Warning

The Cable entry point must NOT under any circumstances be submerged.
On the Horizontal switches they must be fitted through the wall of a tank so that the cable is on the outside.
On the vertical type the mounting thread and cable entry must be above the highest level of the liquid.

Sensata Cynergy3 Extension Tube, For Use With RSF64 Series, PVC - RSF64EXT Series - RSF64EXT

Add extra reach to your float switch with this extension tube from Sensata Cynergy3. The tube measures 306mm in length, and you can add up to three of them to your switch to achieve a maximum insertion depth of 1,340mm. The tube is made of class 7 PVC, which is resistant to most acids, oxidants and salts for use in demanding applications. A nitrile rubber seal helps to prevent leaks to maintain the efficiency of your system. Float switch extension tubes like this one are commonly used inside deep water tanks.

Features & Benefits

• Wide operating temperature range of -20°C to +75°C for use in demanding environments
• Compatible with float switches from the RSF64 series for ease of assembly

What's a float switch used for?

A float switch detects the level of water in a container, such as a tank or well. They can be set to open or close when liquid reaches a preset level, helping to prevent overfilling and underfilling.

How should I fit a vertical float switch?

To fit a vertical float switch, attach it through the top or bottom of your tank. For safe use, be sure to position the mounting thread and cable entry above the highest level of the liquid.

RSF64EXS & RSF64EXT Series Float Switch Datasheet