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  • čas přidán 31. 01. 2017
  • Chris explains the features and uses of the SJE Rhombus VerticalMaster liquid level float switch. The VerticalMaster can be used situations where space in the tank is limited. The VerticalMaster is not subject to turbulence, and only available in pump-down applications.
    Find the VerticalMaster float switches on our website here: www.rcworst.com/store/Search....
    Link to SJE Rhombus Pumpmaster page: www.sjerhombus.com/ses-control...
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Komentáře • 11

  • @bdubbs1156
    @bdubbs1156 Před 2 lety

    Any way to lengthen the float rod? I’d like to raise float but keep pump on bottom of the pit

  • @Yahoeu
    @Yahoeu Před 6 lety +1

    Hello dear!
    Am I correct that this Vertical Master Float Switch can be used in any type of water, like Clean Water or Dirty Sewage Water? RIGHT?
    Thank you in advance for your quick reply!

    • @RCworstwater
      @RCworstwater  Před 6 lety

      Thanks for the question Alex.
      Typically, installers try to avoid using a vertical style switch in applications with a lot of solids present. This is because the solids can accumulate on the float itself and disrupt the actual switch mechanisms. They CAN be used for freshwater and effluent pumping, but are usually not used for pumping sewage unless there are space restraints that do not allow the use of a tether-style switch.

    • @RCworstwater
      @RCworstwater  Před 6 lety

      Thank you for the question Alex. The VerticalMaster Pump Switch is designed to operate in non-potable and sewage applications with limited space.

    • @Yahoeu
      @Yahoeu Před 6 lety

      R.C. Worst & Co., Inc. thanks for your quick reply. The matter is that our company is producing sewage tank systems inside consisting of 3 cameras in the last 3rd camera we used DAB Nova 180M pump before but now we are trying to use a pump we purchased in China using this vertical master switch. Usually sewage water coming to the 3rd camera it is rather clean and no solids or fragments in it, and also the must be placed in the deposit inner tight limited space room inside this 3rd camera to pump over the cleaned water out of the system.
      Am I correct that in my case we must have any problems with Vertical master switch work, right?

  • @thomasgiddings01
    @thomasgiddings01 Před 5 lety

    my point is i think it will work but its going to be in contact with a lot of over spay (water) thanks

  • @larryquebbeman8785
    @larryquebbeman8785 Před 3 lety

    Is the 8 v m 11 1 w p pump switch submersible vertical Master 2

  • @thomasgiddings01
    @thomasgiddings01 Před 5 lety

    is the switch submersiblte, I want to use it on my holding tank at my bait shop to regulate how much water it changes out daily. So imagine two tanks side by side connected with an over flow pvc for either tank that fills up to much. Now one of my pumps ,pujts out a lot more water than the other so i would like to regulate the pump in that tank with product

    • @MrCrazyspider
      @MrCrazyspider Před 3 lety

      Thomas Giddings yes it is submersible .. u need to clean it periodically

  • @aBuAraDaH
    @aBuAraDaH Před 4 lety

    like the idea do you have wifi on off for farmer pump

    • @RCworstwater
      @RCworstwater  Před 4 lety

      Give us a call and I'm sure we can help: 855.329.4519