FLOAT SWITCH 575VAC 2HP H+OPT
Close your door to the world of electrical controls with the Schneider Electric 9037HG32L float switch. This float switch is built to last, and weighs a few lbs. with dimensions of 7" Length x 4" Width x 6" Height. It operates at 575 VAC and features a side mount, bushing for power circuit, NEMA 1, left float position, 90-deg. float rod angle with 7" offset, contacts close on rise, and no float. Welcome to the Schneider Electric family.
The Schneider Electric FLOAT SWITCH 9037HG32L is designed for left-hand float operation, and features a 7-inch offset from the mounting surface. These float switches are most commonly used in hydronic heating applications. This model is originally specified to ANSI/NFPA 575 and UL Standard 998, available in configurations for power circuits, and includes a standard 1/2" fitting hole. 11S418A0
THIS SWITCH IS TO BE USED FOR POWER CIRCUITS, SIDE MOUNT, NEMA 1, LEFT FLOAT POSITION, 90-DEGREE FLOAT ROD ANGLE WITH 7" OFFSET. CONTACTS CLOSE ON RISE. NO FLOAT
When you need reliable power for your critical circuits, count on our Square D 9037 series. These economical float switches are designed for continuous duty cycles with minimal maintenance. Inherently safe design floats on top of tank and closes when fluid level falls within tolerance range; contacts close on rise (no magnet required).
This float switch is designed for use in automatic level control applications where the float is located on the less negative side of the tank. The device is designed to open contacts when the water level rises above the mounting bracket (rise), and close contacts when it falls below this point (fall) (See Diagram).
The Schneider Electric 9037HG32L Square D 9037 Closed-Tank Float Switch with Bushing meets the requirements of UL 508, CSA and TUV for a Class I (low voltage) control circuit switch. Made of glass-filled nylon, the maximum float rod length is 14".
The Square D 9037 series power circuit switching float switch is designed for application where the switch contacts are normally open and close when a predetermined level in the tank is reached. These switches are used with the 9034 terminal board, 9035 mounting assembly, or may be hard wired to a control panel.