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Drink: float regulator for drinking water

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Drink: float regulator for drinking water

The Drink float switch regulator is the ideal solution for level control in the drinking water and food industries. With a current rating of 10(8) A / 250 V, the Drink is equipped with a high-performance microswitch and self-cleaning contacts that ensure efficient and reliable operation.

Drink is made with a polypropylene shell, an integral stainless steel ball and an ACS-certified, food-grade AD8 cable, designed to operate in environments where hygiene is paramount. This floating regulator is particularly suitable for applications in aqueducts, fountains, aquariums, swimming pools and fish farms.

Drink is a reliable and durable solution for all drinking water level monitoring needs.

Technical drawing

TECNO disegno tecnico 2
TECNICO PVC01

Technical scheme

Main features

  • Product type: floating regulator
  • Type of water: drinking water – special applications
  • Dimensions: 153x92x43 mm
  • Weight: 170 g
  • Cubage: 280 cm³
  • Floating body’s material: shockproof non-toxic polypropylene

Specifications

  • Operating temperature: 50 °
  • Storage temperature: -20÷80 °C
  • Operating voltage: 230 Vac
  • Switching voltage: 250 Vac
  • Frequency: 50-60 Hz
  • Upper switching angle: 30° ±5°
  • Lower switching angle: 20° ±5°
  • Current with resistive load: 10 A
  • Current with inductive load: 8 A
  • Microswitch capacity: 21 A
  • Protection level: IP 68
  • Operating pressure: 2 Bar

Standard cables

SUB4 DRINKABLE ACS + AD8 3G1 – Ø 9,0 mm
(emptying or filling, on request)
sheath color: blue

SUB4 DRINKABLE ACS + AD8 3×1 – Ø 9,0 mm
(double function)
sheath color: blue

certificazione FAES 100x100 1

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