Simple, straightforward and low shipping rates for these float switches.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q."Okay, so all I have to do is plug in the electronic float switch and forget about it, right?" A. Make sure to follow all of the manufacturer's instructions and directions by performing the proper maintenance and inspections to ensure that you are fully protected from flooding -this is ever-so-important with (man-made) safety devices as they will eventually fail.
Q."Can I cut off the plug from the end of the Little Giant RS-5LL remote switch so that I can hardwire it into my system?" A. No; not only would that void the manufacturer's warranty, removal of the plug will not allow the RS-5LL switch to function properly (if at all). Pressure from rising water pushes against a diaphragm inside the RS-5LL switch, which is how the switch turns off. For the diaphragm to move, the air above the membrane must be expelled; to allow this air to escape, a small vent tube runs from the top of the switch and along the cord, exiting at the plug. If the plug is removed and the switch is hardwired, the air tube would essentially be "plugged off"; the air from the area above the diaphragm membrane could not vent, which means water pressure would be unable to move the membrane to close the switch.
We hope that we have helped you on this page with float switches,
and thank you for helping to make PlumbingSupply.com the most famous Internet plumbing supplier.
One of many great quotes you'll find on our web site: Age imprints more wrinkles in the mind than it does on the face. - Michel de Montaigne