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Dayton 1APP4 tether twin float controller unit 120VAC 9.300

Dayton

Dayton 1APP4 Tether Twin Float Controller 120VAC 9.300

SKU CH-4MAW-R7FY3

A tethered twin-float controller with auxiliary alarm contacts for 120 VAC liquid-level control

  • Product typeTether, Twin Float and Controller
  • Twin-float redundancy protects against single-point failure
  • 120 VAC operation suits standard mains supply
  • Auxiliary alarm contacts enable remote monitoring
  • Mechanical switch design avoids electronic drift

Dayton 1APP4 Twin Float Controller

The Dayton 1APP4 is a tether-type twin float controller rated for 120 VAC operation. It incorporates mechanical float switches and provides auxiliary alarm contacts for external signalling. The unit is supplied new and functions as a liquid-level control device.

Suited for tanks needing dual-level switching

Installers requiring dual-level pump control with an independent alarm circuit will find this controller appropriate. Buyers who need a single float switch, a non-tethered design, or a voltage rating other than 120 VAC should look at alternative level control devices.

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Price $82.99
Pricier than about 70% of the 3,838 comparable items (median $41.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameDayton
Model name1APP4
Product typeTether, Twin Float and Controller

Questions about this item

What power supply voltage does the Dayton 1APP4 need to operate?

The controller runs on 120 VAC mains power, so a standard household or light-commercial circuit is required.

Will the mechanical float switches on this unit still work if I keep my existing pump that draws higher current?

The auxiliary alarm contacts are separate from the pump circuit, so the floats can signal an alarm without interrupting the pump you already use.

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