ELEMENT FTE-500 Level Float Switch with 5 Metre Cable
Reliable mechanical level sensing that drives pumps and valves directly without extra relays.
ELEMENT FTE-500 Level Float Switch is a professional device that controls liquid levels automatically in tanks and reservoirs. In addition, its 16-ampere current capacity lets it operate pumps and valves directly. Moreover, the mechanical microswitch mechanism keeps its precision even in particle-laden and dirty water.
A 90-degree operating angle delivers accurate level detection in clean water applications. The cable is available in TTR silicone rubber or standard rubber, therefore adapting to different temperature and chemical resistance needs. Furthermore, the 5 metre cable length allows flexible installation in deep storage tanks. Hinged or fixed mounting options let users choose the most suitable layout.
ELEMENT FTE-500 Level Float Switch — Technical Specifications
This float switch prevents dry running of pumps in booster systems and also provides overfill protection. Consequently, it is widely preferred in septic tanks, treatment plants, pools and fish farming facilities. In particular, it stands out as critical equipment for safe liquid management in industrial and residential projects.
Key Advantages
- 16 Amper current capacity allows direct pump operation
- TTR and rubber cable options provide wide temperature tolerance
- Mechanical microswitch design ensures reliable operation even in particle-laden environments
Applications
- Residential clean water tanks and booster automation systems
- Septic and wastewater chambers plus treatment plants
- Fish farms, swimming pools and agricultural irrigation tanks
Therefore, ELEMENT FTE-500 Level Float Switch is a long-lasting and reliable investment in liquid level control. ORFA Industrial supplies it worldwide and provides technical support from authorized distributor stock since 1985.
ORFA INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS INDUSTRY AND TRADE INC.
Your Reliable Partner in Industrial Flow Technologies


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