SEAFLO 02-Series Bilge Pump Float Switch for 12V, 24V, 32V

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SEAFLO 02-Series Bilge Pump Float Switch for 12V, 24V, and 32V systemsSEAFLO manufactures the highest quality float switches on the market. This float switch has a capacity of up to 10 million activations. We use an Anti-Aging, Ultraviolet-Resistant ABS Thermoplastic with robust reinforcement for maximum durability and reliability. Their rugged design provides performance that you can rely on for years. Ultrasonic welding forms reliable and secure seals as opposed to competitors with weaker sealing. Unique internal steel ball bearing activation ensures long lasting performance as opposed to an electronic reed activated system. While competitor float switches often corrode and rot out, the 02-Series and its superior design outperforms the rest. At an affordable price with a 4-Year Warranty to back it up, SEAFLO is the perfect choice for all your Marine & RV needs.Features:BRAND NEW SEAFLO 02-Series Bilge Pump Float SwitchSuitable for 12V, 24V, and 32V systemsHeavy duty, UV stabilised ABS constructionSleek new orang and white finishReinforced seals prevent corrosion and water entryEasy to install and mercury freePump turns on when water levels reaches 2.36" and turns off when water level recedes to 1.18"Maximum amp capacity is 18AFits industry standard mounting patternsMarine grade wiringPackage Includes:- 1 x SEAFLO 02-Series Bilge Pump Float SwitchSpecifications:Dimensions: Approx. 4.6" x 2.76" x 2.44"Suitable for 12V, 24V, and 32V systemsMax amperage capacity: 18AMounting screws not included Review: Fonctionne bien - parfait remplacement pour ma pompe de puisard à batterie. Beaucoup plus précis et plus facile à positionner dans un endroit restreint que mon ancienne flotte à gravité (tethered float). Mécanisme plus fiable. Review: Don't buy the reed switches, these are much more reliable! - Don't buy the reed switches, they don't last. In addition, the reed switches fail with the circuit CLOSED. That burnt out 3 of my bilge pumps before I realized why the pumps failed. I run my bilge pump/float switch directly connected to a 100 watt solar panel (no battery). When the cheap reed switches fail they run the pump continuously until it overheats and dies—because all the water has been evacuated long ago. Since I bought one of these more expensive steel roller ball switches I've had no bilge pump failures every month or two. My pumps run all day off and on and those cheap reed switches can't take it.