SPST Liquid Level Switch Selectable 240VAC 150 psi

MADISON — Level Switches — SPST Liquid Level Switch Selectable 240VAC 150 psi

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

Quick specs

• Body Material: Brass
• Voltage: 240VAC
• Max. Pressure: 150 psi
• Width: 1.25 in
• Manufacturer Part Number: M4300
• UPC: -

Product information

• Country of Origin: United States
• Manufacturer Part Number: M4300
• UPC: -

Dimensions

• Overall Height: 3.52 in
• Float Diameter: 1.25 in
• Stem Thread Size: 1/4 in NPT
• Conduit Size: 1/4 in
• Width: 1.25 in
• Float Dia.: 1.25 in
• Tank Connection Size: 1/4 in NPT
• Height: 3.38 in
• Overall Length: 3.38 in
• Stem Length: 2.65 in
• Float Length: 2 in
• Overall Width: 1.25 in

Details

• Voltage: 240VAC
• Max. Pressure: 150 psi
• Item: Closed Liquid Level Switch
• Body Material: Brass
• Operating Temp. Range: 221 Degrees F Max
• Stem Material: Brass
• Float Switch Float Material: Buna-N
• Mounting: Vertical Open Tank
• Float Specific Gravity: 0.45
• Max. Current: 0.5 A
• Standards: CE, CSA, UL Listed
• Float Switch Contact Form: SPST
• Switch Function: Selectable
• VA Rating: 60
• Electrical Connections: 22 AWG MTW Coated 24 in Leads
• Contact Form: SPST
• Max. Voltage: 240 V
• Float Material: Buna-N
• Float Rod Angle: Vertical
• Series: M4300
• Voltage Rating - Maximum: 120 V DC, 240 V AC
• Minimum Media Specific Gravity: 0.56
• Electrical Connection: Lead Wires
• Product Type: Closed Liquid Level Switch
• Current Rating - Maximum: 0.5 A
• Proof Pressure: 150 psi
• Operating Temperature - Maximum: 221 Degrees F
• Mounting Style: Open Tank Vertical

This Level Switches is a practical option for maintenance teams and procurement.

Recommended for inventory replenishment and standardization and designed to support reliable operation in demanding environments.

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.