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506 Series Cable Float Level Switch Assemblies
Level
506 Series

Cable Float Level Switch Assemblies

The 506 cable float switch assembly supports multiple switching levels for tank alarms or pump control. Float, cable, weight and mounting options must suit the fluid and the available space inside the tank.

Model
506 Series
Category
Level
Revision
Updated 2026-09-24
SPECIFICATIONS

Technical specifications

ParameterSpecificationUnit
AssemblyFlanged support with a common suspension rope and weight
Float count options1–9 floats per assembly
Float materialsABS, PVC, PP or 316 stainless steel, depending on type
Contact configuration506A/B/C standard: SPDT, 10 A at 250 V AC; 506D standard: SPDT, 3 A at 250 V AC
Insertion/cable length500–9,000 mm options; longer lengths require confirmation
Float protectionIP68; terminal-box protection depends on configuration

Application and selection notes

  • Allow floats to move freely, clear of inlet turbulence and adjacent floats.
  • Keep the terminal box dry and outside the tank.
  • Review fluid compatibility and temperature limits together with cable material. Test pressure is not a continuous operating-pressure rating.

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