Can I replace my vertical mechanical float switch with this Diaphragm Piggyback switch?
1607556
If you can somehow bolt the diaphragm switch to your existing pump or to something in your sump you should be able to use it.You will have to plug the pump into the the switches plug, then into an outlet.The diaphragm switch must remain stationary and will be activated from the water pressure to the bottom of the switch.
934489
I'm no electrician so can't so if the polarity can be reversed by wiring. There is NO provision to allow reversing it by switch.
962335
Should be able to. The connections to the toggle switch are very similar and can easily be disconnected to swap.
2102578
Probably, but why not just buy the exact same switch? It's only a $1.50 more. Go to: Switch (J-9301 E156275) Ryobi - Ridgid BD46023
1946742
You would be better off simply replacing your current switch with this one as long as this is a compatible switch. It's not designed to be opened easily. If you do get it opened, you will be extremely challenged to get it all back together in a way that it will actually work. Just replace the entire piece.
1226255
I don't know. I have an old controller myself and for all I know that may be why this switch does not work right for me.
940859
The switch is designed to reverse polarity for direct current....such as a twelve volt system....what are you working on?
825202
The switch is rated at 15 amps (12 volts) so it would appear to be plenty "stout" for your application. Link to product's info: http://shoreline-marinedevelopment.com/products-brasstoggleswitch
1222599
Can't say for sure, but I suspect not. I've looked at the circuit and it's somewhat unconventional for footswitches, at least the ones I'm aware of.
6000
Here is a link to the complete Square D FSG pressure switch data sheet. http://www.grainger.com/ec/pdf/Commercial-Pressure-Switches-F-And-G-Catalog2007.pdf
1434426
Oopps...sorry I thought were talking about the reed switch. Just use 12v adapter instead of 9v battery
1244398
Yes, it should work. Please double check the bullet connections for your switch to make sure they match.
46429
I think I found your answer http://www.greenexpressdirect.com/details.tpl?action=search&cart;=1425623949137395&eqskudatarq=20240022&eqtitledatarq;=4-Button%20Handheld%20Wireless%20Remote&eqvendo;rdatarq=Sthenic&command;=ShowCart&db;=cms/Gpart.db#.VPlLEIY8KK0 you can call them and ask if it will work with the switch.
46428
I think I found your answer http://www.greenexpressdirect.com/details.tpl?action=search&cart;=1425623949137395&eqskudatarq=20240022&eqtitledatarq;=4-Button%20Handheld%20Wireless%20Remote&eqvendo;rdatarq=Sthenic&command;=ShowCart&db;=cms/Gpart.db#.VPlLEIY8KK0 you can call them and ask if it will work with the switch, you might be able to just buy the components independently
529555
no, it cannot simply replace a switch, it only works with a controller, and you have to have 4 z-wave switches that this controller will control
1796604
Yes. As a matter of fact, they include new wiring pigtails that I did not use. I left the original pigtails in place and connected the new switches to them, which simplified the work.
299368
I used this float switch: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001O0DEDA/ref=pe_385040_30332190_pe_175190_21431760_M3T1_ST1_dp_5