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FLOAT CABLE SWITCH - Mastercool

Part #: ME-6533-01-A

The Mastercool ME-6533-01-A Float Cable Switch is a critical component for reliable liquid level detection in demanding automotive and industrial applications. Engineered for professional technicians, this robust switch provides accurate and automated control, essential for managing fluid systems effectively. Its durable design ensures consistent performance and a prolonged service life in challenging operational environments.

Key Features

  • Robust Construction: Designed to withstand the rigors of professional workshops and industrial settings, ensuring long-term reliability.
  • Precise Level Sensing: Offers accurate and consistent detection of high or low fluid levels, crucial for automated processes.
  • Versatile Compatibility: Suitable for a broad spectrum of liquids, including various oils, coolants, and water-based solutions.
  • Simplified Integration: Engineered for straightforward installation into existing or new fluid control systems.
  • Professional-Grade Performance: Delivers dependable operation for critical fluid monitoring tasks, reducing the risk of equipment damage or spillage.

Applications

The Mastercool ME-6533-01-A Float Cable Switch serves as an indispensable tool across numerous professional contexts. It is commonly utilized in automotive service bays for monitoring levels in waste oil tanks, coolant recovery systems, and hydraulic fluid reservoirs. Within industrial environments, this switch is ideal for deployment in sumps, process tanks, industrial parts washers, and other fluid storage systems where precise and automated level control is necessary to safeguard pumps, prevent overflows, and ensure efficient operation.

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  • Model: 211930
  • Shipping Weight: 1lbs
  • UPC: 700376104974
  • Manufacturers Part #: ME-6533-01-A
  • Manufactured by: Mastercool
  • Also Known As: MSC-ME-6533-01-A

This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 17 February, 2015.