Vertical or versatile mounting.
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410305A Vertical Mount Only
410308A Mount in Any Position (Red)
109672 Reed Switch Only (2 wire)
Normally open (NO) switch closes when pump vacuum begins drawing water and opens when vacuum is broken due to pump shut down or empty water tank.
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413031 1.5” (HG) Vac Switch
413032 2.5” (HG) Vac Switch
413034 4.5” (HG) Vac Switch
Spring return float allows full mounting versatility.
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410307P Flow Switch
109672 Reed Switch Only (2 wire)
Operation without opening switch case -- Blue = Common CONNECT: Red/Blue = N/C, Blue/Brown = N/O.
AOS # ITEM
411060 Pressure Switch (Switches @ 360 psi)
411060-40 Pressure Switch (Switches @ 580 psi)
082022 Micro Switch (10 Amp 28VDC)
082023 Micro Switch (15 Amp 115/230VAC)
Three Amp rating provides the switching power to control fuel solenoids just like the large switches. Body measures 1” X 1-¼” X 2” (Not including wire or connector.)
AOS # ITEM
411050 Compact Pressure Switch
Protects equipment and personnel. Normally closed (NC), opens at preset temperature limits (see below), then automatically resets when temperature drops 90-120°F, allowing machine to “cool down” before restart.
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411230 230°F ½” MPT
411330 330°F ½” MPT
141538 ½” PVC Coupler
These fixed range probes are equipped with a thermal switch, normally closed (NC), which turns burner on until the max range is exceeded, then opens to shut off burner until the water temperature drops 20°F-30°F, then reduces, regulating temperature within a 20°F-30°F range.
Reacts to GmA trickle current, mounts in control panel and wires in series with customer-supplied 110 volt contactor or relay to instantly interrupt power on a 30-50 Amp 30̸ circuit with grounded neutral.
AOS # ITEM
337643 GFCI 30̸, 30/50 A, Mod.
Large rectangular boot for easier wiring.
Motor Ratings:
7.5 HP @ 240vt 10̸
5.0 HP @ 240vt 30̸
30 HP @ 450vt 30̸
GFCI’s protect people and equipment by interrupting potentially lethal ground circuits exceeding 6mA. The dangers of electrical shocks have been long known - GFCI’s are the only real way to be safe. Most city & county codes now require GFCI protection on power cleaning equipment.