SPDT Tilt Float Switch 120/240VAC 14.7 psi

MADISON — Level Switches — SPDT Tilt Float Switch 120/240VAC 14.7 psi

This Level Switches from MADISON supports day-to-day operations where predictable fit and dependable handling matter.

Quick specs

• Body Material: EPDM
• Teather/Solid State: Tether
• Wire Lead: PVC Jacketed Cable
• Length: 6.5
• Manufacturer Part Number: M4548
• UPC: -

Product information

• UPC: -
• Country of Origin: China
• Manufacturer Part Number: M4548

Dimensions

• Cord Length: 6 1/2 ft
• Tether Length - Minimum: 6 in
• Tether Length - Maximum: 2 m
• Float Diameter: 3 7/8 in
• Width: 4
• Float Length (In.): 6.50
• Float Switch Cord Length: 6 ft. 6"
• Float Dia. (In.): 4
• Height: 4
• Overall Length (In.): 6.5
• Length: 6.5
• Tether Length Min.-Max.: 6"
• Manufacturers Warranty Length: 1 yr
• Float Length: 6 in

Details

• Wire Lead: PVC Jacketed Cable
• Max. Pressure (PSI): 14.7
• Operation: SPDT
• Float Switch Type: Tether
• Float Switch Contact Form: SPDT
• Mounts: Tethered
• VA Rating: 8A
• Specific Gravity: 0.7 - 1.3
• Pumping Range Min./Max.: 12/134
• Max. Liquid Temp.: 158 Degrees F
• Float Material: Polypropylene
• Wire Gauge: 18 AWG
• Standards: None
• Contact Form: Normally Open or Normally Closed
• Electrical Connection: 3-Conductor Wire Leads
• Switch Actuation: Sensor
• On Point: 45 Degrees Above Horizontal
• Off Point: 45 Degrees Below Horizontal
• Contact Default: Normally Open/Normally Closed
• Rated Voltage: 250V AC
• Counterweight Type: External
• Liquid Temperature - Maximum: 158 Degrees F
• Teather/Solid State: Tether
• Body Material: EPDM

This Level Switches is chosen for predictable fit and professional handling.

Recommended for field service tasks and on-site replacement and well-suited for replacement, upgrade, and stock-room use.

Highlights

• Helps keep specifications consistent across replacements and replenishment cycles.
• Designed for professional use where predictable fit and handling are important.
• Works well in standardized part lists and preventative maintenance schedules.
• Clear specification formatting helps reduce ordering mistakes.

Notes: Review application constraints and installation requirements to ensure the part meets your needs.