Float Level Measurement

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A floater is a type of sensor whose low density allows it to float on the surface of the liquid. Inside the floater, there is a magnet as well as one or more reed contacts. When the defined filling level is reached, the buoyancy causes the magnet to activate the reed contacts. In the process, measurement is carried out independent of influences such as pressure, temperature, conductivity and bubble formation in the media. As a result, the principle can be used for various applications such as in foaming media or dynamic surfaces as well as across wide temperature ranges. The float switch can be mounted in various positions, has a high tolerant against dirt particles within the medium, and have a wide range applications, such as with aggressive liquids.