Light Engineered Displays Liquid Level Detection Float Switch - Manual

A Division of:
Light Engineered Displays, Inc.
109 Portwatch Way
Wilmington, N.C. 28412
Phone: (800) 251-2512
Fax: (800) 251-9878
Internet: www.ledinc.com
Email: [email protected]
6200
SERIES
LIQUID LEVEL DETECTION
FLOAT SWITCH
Operation
Options
Ordering Information
Part
Number
P6200P
P6200WD
Notes
Switch Rotation Data on Hex Flats
This
indicates switch is rotated to
normally open position.
This indicates normally closed.
Quantity pricing is available. Please consult factory.
7/8 Across Hex Flats
1/2" NPT Thread
1/8" On-Off
Differential
3.0"
1/8"
1/2" NPT Thread Standard
Temperature Sensor Location
NO
NC
1/2" NPT Half Coupling
Junction Box
6200-WD Spot-Type
Water Entry
Poly Enclosure
Vent
Typical Mounting on Tank
Construction
Standard
Spot-Type
Output
50W SPST
50W SPST
Price
$70.00
$110.00
Delivery
1 week
1 week
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Heavy duty side mounting float switch, built to withstand
tough industrial requirements.

Field adjustable switch operation N.O. or N.C. by rotating
180°.
 Solid foam float has high buoyancy for detecting a very
wide variety of liquids.
 Solid foam floats prevent do not fill in with liquid.

Re-enforced pivot pins prevent hinge breakage.
 1/2” conduct fitting for junction box.

For use in applications up to 215° F.

Resists acids, oils and alkaline solutions

Mounting from internal or external side of tank.

Standard 1/8” or Wide differential 3/8“ trip points.

High current output up to 10 amps at 240 vac.
 1/4" quick connector.
 Temperature switches or rtd’s for temperature monitoring.
1. Temperature switch option: change second digit in part
number to “4” and specify switch operation and set point
add $80.00
(Example: N4200N-N.O.-60)
2. High current output option: change fourth digit in part
number to “R” and add $30.00.
(Example: N62RON)
3. Wide differential tripping point option: change third digit
in part number to “3” and add $15.00.
(Example: N6300N)
4. A Self-enclosed model is available for use in cable
vaults, sumps, or hazardous areas where ordinary spot
detectors are not satisfactory.