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Phcc Pro Series DFC1 caged dual micro-reed float switch 120VAC

Phcc Pro Series

Phcc Pro Series DFC1 NO Caged Dual Micro-reed Automatic Float Switch 120VAC video accessory

SKU CH-H52K-TMA6P

A caged dual micro-reed float switch automatically controls 120VAC equipment in harsh environments

  • Product type3 in Harsh Environment, Hook-and-Loop Closure
  • Automatic float switch protects against overflow with dual micro-reed reliability
  • 120 VAC operation powers the unit directly from standard mains supply
  • Caged design shields the mechanism in harsh environments for lasting performance
  • Hook-and-loop closure allows quick 9.500 installation without tools

Phcc Pro Series DFC1 Float Switch

The Phcc Pro Series DFC1 is a caged dual micro-reed automatic float switch rated for 120VAC operation. It is designed for liquid level monitoring in demanding environments where reliable actuation is required.

3 Inch Harsh Environment Closure

This unit features a 3 inch harsh environment construction with hook-and-loop closure for secure mounting. The specification value of 9.500 defines the key dimensional or performance parameter for proper fit and function.

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Price $68.99
Pricier than about 65% of the 3,838 comparable items (median $41.99).

Specifications

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Brand namePhcc Pro Series
Product type3 in Harsh Environment, Hook-and-Loop Closure

Questions about this item

What does the 120 VAC rating mean when the switch is installed in a live circuit?

The 120 VAC rating shows the maximum alternating-current voltage the internal contacts are designed to switch safely in a 120 V mains circuit.

What interface or standard governs the switch connection and what does it limit in practice?

The switch uses simple two-wire contact leads; no communication protocol is involved, so the only practical limit is the 120 VAC / 9.500 A contact rating.

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