SSV66A35B135SM16

Series:	SSV66-SM16
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Liquid
Output Type:	Switch (2) (Single Float)
Output Configuration:	SPST-NO, SPST-NC
Current:	500mA
Minimum Liquid Specific Gravity:	0.75
Switch Actuation Level:	1.378", 5.349" (35mm, 135mm)
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount, M16 Thread
Material - Housing & Prism:	316 Stainless Steel
Operating Temperature:	120°C
Voltage Rating:	300VDC, 300VAC

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Float, Level Sensors

Float, level sensors are versatile devices that are designed to detect, monitor and control fluid levels in a variety of applications. These sensors provide an important function in many industries, such as oil and gas, water treatment, aerospace and automotive. The SSV66A35B135SM16 float and level sensor is a reliable and cost-effective level sensing solution that performs reliably in a wide range of mediums, temperatures and pressures.

Applications

Float, level sensors are used for monitoring and controlling levels of liquid or gas. They are often used in industrial or commercial applications such as fuel tanks, water tanks, chemical process tanks and more. They are also used in many home appliances, such as washing machines, dishwashers, and refrigerators. These sensors can be used to detect the level of liquid in a container or tank, as well as to control the level of liquid by activating a pump when the level drops too low, or open a valve when the level surpasses a predetermined point.

Working Principle

Float, level sensors use a float ball, which is made of a buoyant material such as plastic, cork or aluminum. The float is attached to a moveable arm, which is connected to the sensor. The float is mounted on the arm so that it can move up and down as the liquid level changes. As the level of liquid in the tank rises or falls, the float moves accordingly. This movement is sensed by the sensor and converted into a signal that can be used to control the process. For example, when the float rises too high, the sensor can send a signal to a switch to turn off a pump.

Types of Float, Level Sensors

Float, level sensors come in a variety of forms to suit different applications. The most common are:

• Magnetic float level sensors – these contain a float and a magnet which is detected by a switch when the float moves.
• Optical float level sensors – these contain a float that is detected by an optical sensor.
• Pneumatic float level sensors – these contain a float that is detected by a pressure sensor.
• Ultrasonic float level sensors – these contain a small transducer which sends an ultrasonic wave to the float and measures the time it takes to return.

Advantages of Float, Level Sensors

Floatable level sensors have a number of advantages, including:

• Accuracy – The float ball is contactless, allowing for accurate readings.
• Cost – Float, level sensors are relatively inexpensive compared to other level sensors such as radar, gamma ray or ultrasonic.
• Flexibility – Float, level sensors can be used in a variety of mediums, temperatures and pressures.
• Reliability – Float, level sensors are durable and reliable in most liquid and gas applications.

Disadvantages of Float, Level Sensors

While float, level sensors have many advantages, there are also some drawbacks to consider. These include:

• Sensitivity – Float, level sensors are not as sensitive as other level sensors, such as radar or gamma ray.
• Calibration – Float, level sensors need to be regularly recalibrated to ensure accurate readings.
• Visibility – Float, level sensors are easily visible, which makes them vulnerable to tampering.

Conclusion

Float, level sensors are an economical and reliable sensing solution that can be used in a variety of industrial, commercial and residential applications. The SSV66A35B135SM16 float and level sensor is a reliable and cost-effective solution for applications that require accurate monitoring and control of liquid or gas levels. While float, level sensors have some drawbacks, they are reliable and durable in most applications.

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