My float switch purpose is to apply water pressure going to the water lines inside the house from the water tank but can also stop when no one is using. Do i have to use B1 and B2?
Floater already contains liquid (likely water). It works fine with water. If you use it in other fluids, it will depend on fluid density. Rough way to calibrate is that the floater will float to the surface. 1. Open the floater (there’s a an arrow guide) 2. Add or subtract liquid Hope this helps
Very good video as most are in Filipino and I use only English. BUT, these types of valves are BADLY DESIGNED as the floats connect via ordinary STRING and so ROT within a short time. One went after 1 year and another after 4 years. I changed one to using NYLON fishing wire as that is rot-proof (why did the manufacturer NOT think of that???). A bit fiddly to do that but with a better design it would have been easy to change the string to a new string or, better still, nylon. So BAD DESIGN!
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My float switch purpose is to apply water pressure going to the water lines inside the house from the water tank but can also stop when no one is using. Do i have to use B1 and B2?
Sorry, not sure if I understand the scenario. If it is to maintain level of the water tank then use the connections to the left.
sir, how to intall that with a solenoid valve? is a pump still necessary?
Medyo complicated na po yan hehe. Sorry, di ko pa napag aralan.
How to calibrate the floater?
Should I put water inside?
Floater already contains liquid (likely water). It works fine with water. If you use it in other fluids, it will depend on fluid density. Rough way to calibrate is that the floater will float to the surface.
1. Open the floater (there’s a an arrow guide)
2. Add or subtract liquid
Hope this helps
Very good video as most are in Filipino and I use only English. BUT, these types of valves are BADLY DESIGNED as the floats connect via ordinary STRING and so ROT within a short time. One went after 1 year and another after 4 years. I changed one to using NYLON fishing wire as that is rot-proof (why did the manufacturer NOT think of that???). A bit fiddly to do that but with a better design it would have been easy to change the string to a new string or, better still, nylon. So BAD DESIGN!
Do have diagram of wire connections?
Sorry, I don't have
it is a switch, what wiring diagram do you need for such a simple device? Just connect a phase/live wire as you connect a normal switch.