• LF Series Miniature Float Switches
  • An LF float rises and falls with water. Water reveals the words, "UP TO 194° F MAX 145 PSI (10 BAR) Specs vary by model."
  • A series of different sized LF switches are installed in a tank.
  • Miniature Float Switches
  • LF Series Float Switches

Miniature Float Switches

LF

Small, Versatile, and Inexpensive

This line of miniature float switches will fit just about anywhere and provide years of reliable service.

Description

Compact
These small float switches offer multiple form factors and functionalities to fit wherever needed inside a system. Their compact size is perfect for a variety of OEM applications.

Low Cost
Due to the simple nature of their operation, LF Series miniature float switches feature a low cost for reliable performance, especially in large volumes.

Long Life
LF Series miniature float switches are designed for shock resistance, chemical compatibility, and a life long reliable performance.

Common Model Configurations

All common model configurations can be purchased online, click the model number link below. Refer to Model Number Configurator on the datasheet for a full list of configuration options.

Model Number Model Description
LFE-11P-0A Vertical Mount Float Switch, Polypropylene Float, Water, (NC) Normally Closed
LFE-11P-0B Vertical Mount Float Switch, Polypropylene Float, Water, (NO) Normally Open
LFE-12P-0A Vertical Mount Float Switch, Polypropylene Float Water, (NC) Normally Closed
LFP-H-3 Horizontal Mount Float Switch, Polypropylene Float, Water, NO/NC
LFP-HE-P1 Horizontal Mount Float Switch, Polypropylene Float

Additional model configurations are available on the online store.

Specifications
 

   Performance

Switch Points
1 NO/NC


   Electrical

Switch Rating
10 VA, 15 VA, 50 VA, 110 VA
Max Current
0.06 A, 0.1 A, 0.17 A, 0.5 A
Max Voltage
100 VAC, 220 VAC, 264 VAC, 300 VAC/DC


   Connectivity

Wiring
2 conductor lead wire

   Physical

Materials
Polypropylene, Buna, PVDF, 316L SS, 304 SS, 6-Nylon


   Environmental

Max Operating Temperature
Varies per model
From 175 to 392° F