61F-GP-N2-AC120

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The 61F-GP-N2-AC120 is a liquid level controller capable of measuring the increasing and decreasing water levels in a tank, then sending an output signal to a control device. This type of controller is designed to help regulate water usage and make sure water levels are maintained to the desired levels. The 61F-GP-N2-AC120 is suitable for use with pumps, boilers, tanks, and other liquid level devices.

The 61F-GP-N2-AC120 consists of a float chamber that houses a float, a pair of wires that run from the float to the controller\'s case, and the case itself. The controller is powered by AC/DC and the float is connected to the controller via a terminal block. The float is free to move up and down on its hinges, thus allowing a change in resistance or a voltage change when the water level rises or lowers.

The main working principle of the 61F-GP-N2-AC120 requires two inputs - a "high" setting and a "low" setting. As the water in a tank rises and falls, the float is able to detect these changes and send signals to the controller. Depending on how high and low the water level is set, the controller is then able to display an output that corresponds to the set levels.

The 61F-GP-N2-AC120 controller has multiple uses, making it ideal for regulating water levels in swimming pools, hot tubs, ponds, and other water features. It is also very useful for keeping health tanks at the proper levels and helping to protect any pumps and motors by preventing them from running dry. Additionally, the 61F-GP-N2-AC120 is suitable for regulating other liquids such as fuel, chemical, and water-miscible oils.

The 61F-GP-N2-AC120 controller is a reliable and efficient instrument for accurately monitoring liquid levels and triggering alarms when certain thresholds are reached. With its wide variety of applications and its easy installation, the 61F-GP-N2-AC120 is an ideal choice for any liquid level system.

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