How to affix a Counterweight to a Float Switch | T-T Pumps

This video looks at T-T Pump’s Float Switch range, including how to affix a counterweight. Our range of Float Switches are designed for different applications to meet the varying demands and requirements of level control. Made from a polypropylene housing moulded to a 3-core synthetic rubber cable.
We have a wide range of Float Switches from our FLO101 with a low current microswitch. To our non-mercury Float Switches, FLO102 for general purpose and FLO106 for diesel oil and FLO107 for potable water applications.
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[@berhtorchio6577]

Where to buy sump floats with mercury switch and not the unreliable mechanical switch?

[@rahmanibahie2511]

I am from algeria and used at home using your suggestion. It work like magic. But some time i need to use the same pump when the tank is full. I want to use another simple switch to override the float switch. I am scared to make short circuit. What can i do ?

[@jackcoles9682]

It's just a switch. Run it in a circuit the same as you would any other switch.

[@dogbounty6399]

So you are saying its ok to bath with a plugged in Toaster....thanks .

[@BraydenSZ]

As long as your first assess the risk

[@ng4410]

would be better if weight was split so no need to undo float to cllp it over.