ILSE-G0250-5

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Float level sensors are used in a variety of applications for classification and measurement purposes. The ILSE-G0250-5 float level sensor is one variety that is utilized in measuring liquid level changes and taking automated action, such as starting or stopping pumps when a certain level is reached. This type of float sensor uses a buoyant float to operate a magnetic reed switch.

The float sensor is designed for monitoring liquid levels and detecting end of travel conditions with a single float. The design includes a switch mechanism that is encapsulated in corrosion-resistant materials, allowing the float to respond to both horizontal and vertical travel in liquids. An internal hinge system provides a smooth action when the float moves up or down in the liquid, switching a magnet to allow or prevent an electrical connection.

The maximum process pressure for the ILSE-G0250-5 is 20 psi and the ambient pressure is 0.45 to 14.5 psi. The body of the sensor is made from PVC material for strength and rigidity. The float is stainless steel for corrosion-resistance and contains a 2205 stainless steel hinge, allowing a smooth travel through the liquid. It has a built-in potential-free (N/O) reed switch for level sensing, and can utilize a potential (N/C) reed switch in order to activate some type of system when a specific level has been reached.

When used to measure liquid level changes, the float sensor monitors the liquid level in a tank, such as in the case of a wastewater lift station. As the liquid rises and falls in the tank, the float on the sensor will rise and fall. When the float reaches the upper level, the magnet will close the reed switch, signal, or valve that can be used to activate a pump when the level has decreased to its minimum. Conversely, when the float reaches the lower level, the magnet will open the reed switch, signal, or valve to activate a pump when the level has increased to its maximum, thus ensuring the tank remains within acceptable limits.

In general, float sensors are a reliable and low-cost option for monitoring liquid levels. The ILSE-G0250-5 float level sensor is designed for use in both horizontal and vertical applications. With the ability to switch electrical connections in response to the motion of the float, this type of switch is well-suited for a number of industries and applications required to monitor and take action when liquid levels reach a predetermined level.

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