What is the range of operation, or where on the shaft does the switch close (or open)?
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The actual float does not slide much up and down the stainless shaft. The float has limited movement due to two snap rings spaced about 1.5" apart. The float measures 1.1" so tripping occurs within 0.4" of its pictured location. In reality, tripping probably occurs within a 0.25" to 0.375" of the end stop ring. One thing not clearly understood from the description is that the device uses a very high reliability reed switch contained within the stainless shaft. Reed switches are activated by an external magnet that, in this case, is contained within the float. My long term concern for this part is the "E" clips seem to be made from plated steel and may rust over time. The rest of the device probably will have extremely long life provided the reed switch contact ratings are not taxed. However, if the liquid being sensed has a lot of contaminates, then a possible buildup of contaminates might occur between the shaft and the float's hollow opening. Some periodic cleaning maintenance might be needed based on the application. The jury is still out on my usage but the device is working very well.
1015672
Switch is NC to ground. Do not know exact current capability, but surface contact area on switch is pretty small so my guess is 2 to 3 amps max.
2102670
Yes, It is one a best device remote switches I've used with a range of over 75 feet through walls and it doesn't toggle off and on with one button, it has two buttons clearly marked on and off, I have used it on lights, computer equipment and a fan which you were asking about. You will be satisfied. Same battery for over a year without replacing. Only negative I have found is it has ears around the plugin port so you cant use it on a device that has one of those voltage inverters without an extension cord because those won't fit between the plugin ears.
619020
The switch is normally closed. The float lifts and opens (disconnects) the thermostat circuit if the water backs up in the drain pan or drain pipe.
1007777
I use the pull chain to change speed but have a wall switch for on/off maybe a reostat like a dimmer switch, I would check with Manufacturer to make sure the lower voltage doesn't damage fan motor
798730
There is an on/off switch on the pump. I wired my power thru another switch as the pump is not easy to get to where it is located and just leave the pump switch on.
741076
I'm using the switch as an on/off/auto for a electric car fan. It is double pole/double throw, so you can do two of something (fans, pumps, whatever) if you want. So it would be off/off, on/on, or auto/auto. If i understand you correctly you want to run the pump normally controlled from of a sensor "auto", then force "off" even if the sensor says to turn it on, and then also force "on" if the sensor says no. If that is the case then YES this switch will work. The switch completes the circuit in two positions, and is "open" in another position.
890934
Yes. It is NO (normally open) switch. Push to close. Spring returns it to NO.
1291943
the switch is another ring inside the slice thickness adjustment. there is a little notch that you rotate down to turn on and back up to turn off.
547179
Flex shaft is 42". This can be used with or without the foot switch. Cord from unit to foot switch is 100" Foot switch to outlet is an additional 68"
1556706
that is kind of a odd range.. Looking at the high resolution pics provided by Amazon you can see that the range is 100-240 @ 15A, and there is no switch so yeah it is auto switching.. I was expecting a question of how big the power supply is... it is 1" to 1.5" longer than the normal power supply.
905563
The switch is on the on/off cord about 30 inches from the light head. It needs the space from the light head because the height of thehead is adjustable and the cord travels up the tube attached to the light head. It is an excellent reading light and I find the switch location convenient.
905326
The switch position never moves when you use it remotely. It always stays in a center position and springs back there after you move it manually. Hope that helps.
1065958
it has a hi/lo/off switch,, the impeller is inside the pump and it has a short cord
381713
I purchased the GE Sentrol 1125W-N 3/8", and I am happy with them. Very easy to install. Yes, the switch is normally open. The circuit closes when the door/window is shut and the magnet in the door/window causes the circuit in the switch to close.
1652537
Good question! The switch is located to the right of the temperature setting, in the center of the unit.
1961936
I don't remember. It worked for about five minutes till the switch broke and I tossed it in the trash.