
NSP
page 4 NSP K03/0322
4. Regulation Use
Any use of the Float Switch for Liquids, model: NSP, which exceeds the
manufacturers specification, may invalidate its warranty. Therefore, any resulting
damage is not the responsibility of the manufacturer. The user assumes all risk
for such usage.
The model NSP are used to monitor liquid-levels. Only those liquids may be
measured, against which the materials used in the construction of the unit are
resistant.
By making use of two float switches, one for the minimum level and one for the
maximum level, liquid-level control for a system can be implemented.
5. Operating Principle
The float comprises a hollow cylinder or a ball with integrated mercury switch or
microswitch.
The contact is supplied as a changeover contact; it can be connected as a N/O
contact or N/C contact as an option. The contact switches when the liquid passes
above or below the horizontal float position.
The switch point is set by the side installation of the switch at the desired position
or by clamping the cable. The switch point is set using weights when installed at
the top.
6. Mechanical Connection
Before installation:
Ensure that the permitted maximum pressure and temperature defined for the
unit are not exceeded (see 9. Technical Information).
With open tanks the float switch should be lowered into the tank from the top.
The cable should be firmly held through a suitable cable-grip. Firm placement
of the float switch is carried out through ballast-weight or cable-clamps on a
guide-pipe where a cable length of 50 mm between the clamp and the float
has to considered.
With closed, pressure-less tanks, installation of float-switch is carried out by
means of a threaded cable gland, with R1 screw-in thread (accessory), side-
wise and through the wall.
In order that the float-switch may not be obstructed during its float-movement, at
least 50 mm cable-length between retaining-grip and the float-switch must be
allowed.