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Dwyer introduces Series FSW2 Level Switch

Source: Dwyer Instruments Inc.
19 July, 2011
Dwyer introduces Series FSW2 Level Switch
Dwyer introduces Series FSW2 Level Switch
FSW2 is a mercury-free self counter-weighted floating switch designed for the automation of pumps, specifically filling and draining of tanks, wells, and reservoirs.

July 19, 2011 - Dwyer Instruments released Series FSW2 Free-Floating Level Switch, a mercury-free self counter-weighted floating switch designed for the automation of pumps, specifically filling and draining of tanks, wells, and reservoirs. The FSW2 is free of any irregularities making it ideal for use in sewage water applications. The polypropylene body consists of a double airtight chamber with high-pressure melted polypropylene re-injection sealing to ensure a perfect seal against infiltration. Cable hangers are available to suit a variety of mounting applications. Featuring CE approval and optional cables available that include higher chemical compatibility, high temperature durability, oil resistance, and drinking water suitability.

Contact factory for piggyback plug option, and cable length options ranging from 10 to 70 ft (3.04 to 21.34 m).

The FSW2 features a mercury-free microswitch housed in an entirely waterproof casing made of polypropylene. The position of the float changes, depending on the liquid level, determining the microswitch position, which in turn controls the operation of the pump.

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