F7-SS2 | Vertical level switch | 316SS (CYC) float | 316SS stem | temperature limit 300°F (149°C) | pressure limit 450 psig (31 bar) | 1/8" male NPT mounting | UL listed | Dwyer Instruments

Dwyer Instruments F7-SS2 Level Switch The Dwyer Instruments F7-SS2 Level Switch is an industrial-grade switch designed to monitor liquid levels in tanks and vessels. Constructed from durable stainless steel, this rugged switch withstands harsh environments and temperatures up to 300°F (149°C). The F7-SS2 features a float-operated design that provides accurate and reliable level detection. Its magnetic float actuates a hermetically sealed reed switch, eliminating the need for external power or wiring. The switch can be field-set for normally open or normally closed operation. With a pressure rating of 450 psi, the F7-SS2 is suitable for a wide range of industrial applications, including chemical processing, power generation, and water treatment. Its compact size and easy installation make it an ideal choice for level monitoring in tanks, sumps, and reservoirs. Benefits: * Accurate and reliable level detection * Durable stainless steel construction * Withstands temperatures up to 300°F (149°C) * Pressure rating of 450 psi * Field-settable for normally open or closed operation * Hermetically sealed reed switch eliminates external power requirements Our HVAC supply store offers the F7-SS2 Level Switch at competitive prices with fast shipping. Contact us today to discuss your level monitoring needs.

Series F6 & F7 Level Switches – Vertical

• Combine low cost and reliability with fast, simple installation
• Hermetically sealed reed switches are actuated by magnets permanently bonded inside the float and can be easily adapted to open or close a circuit on rising or falling levels
• Easily reverse switch action by removing the float, rotating it end-for-end and replacing it on the stem
• Vertical models mount internally, oriented within 30° of vertical, or select optional fittings for external mounting
• Switch ratings are suitable for many solid state control systems and monitors or alarms
• Simple relay interfaces can be used for higher current applications