A bilge pump float switch is a critical component of a boat's bilge pump system, designed to automatically activate the pump when water levels rise in the bilge. It consists of a buoyant float connected to a switch mechanism. Check best products in our online store.
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT The Vetus BLSWITCH Bilge Pump Switch is a reliable, high-quality switch designed to activate bilge pumps when the water level reaches 50mm. Suitable for both fresh and salty water applications, it operates on 12V and 24V systems and comes with a 1-meter cable. Made from durable synthetic materials, this switch ensures reliable performance in marine environments.
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€ 29,02
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT The Rule-A-Matic 35A Bilge Pump Float Switch is designed for use with drain, submersible pumps, and alarm systems. This durable switch activates the pump when the water level reaches 64 mm and deactivates it when the level drops to 32 mm. The switch features sealed metal parts, providing protection from dirt, water, and corrosion. It is compatible with both 12V and 24V electrical systems.
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€ 58,66
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT The Rule-A-Matic 40A Bilge Pump Float Switch with Casing is designed for use with drain and submersible pumps, as well as alarm systems. Encased in a protective housing, this float switch ensures enhanced durability and reliability. The connection cables remain out of the water, promoting safety and preventing potential electrical issues.
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€ 73,77
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT The Rule Superswitch 37A Float Switch ensures your bilge pump operates autonomously, offering fault-free performance and peace of mind. Designed for pumps up to 20 amps, this reliable float switch allows you to leave the mechanics to work without constant attention.
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€ 71,46
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT The Rule-A-Matic Hydro Air Switch is a reliable and automatic non-mercury switch designed for your main drain pump. With all electrical components safely sealed from water exposure, it operates by pumping air into tubes when water levels rise, activating the diaphragm. This self-sufficient switch ensures efficient operation without requiring your intervention.
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€ 80,91
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How does an Automatic Bilge Pump Float Switch differ from a Manual Bilge Switch, and what are its advantages?
An automatic bilge pump float switch differs from a manual bilge switch in that it automatically activates the bilge pump when water levels rise to a certain point, without the need for manual intervention. This option is particularly advantageous for heavy-duty and small water bilge applications as it provides continuous protection by ensuring that water is efficiently pumped out, reducing the risk of flooding. Equipped with a field sensor and a protected float, automatic switches, such as the Seaflo bilge pump float, offer reliability and ease of use, making them an ideal choice for maintaining the bilge area of your boat.
You can find the best solution for your bilge pump needs in our online shop. We offer a wide variety of automatic and manual bilge switches, ensuring you have access to the most reliable and efficient products available. Visit our store to explore the options and choose the perfect switch for your boat.
How does a heavy duty Boat Bilge Pump float function in preventing water accumulation in the bilge area?
A boat bilge pump float functions by automatically activating the bilge pump when water levels rise to a certain point in the bilge area. This float switch may be integrated with a 3-way bilge pump switch, allowing for easy manual or automatic operation. Heavy-duty options, are available for pumps drawing up to 20 amps, ensuring reliable performance and preventing water accumulation.
What kind of maintenance and service is required for a float switch to ensure long-term reliability?
To ensure long-term reliability of a float switch, regular maintenance and service are essential. It's important to periodically check and clean the switch to remove any debris or buildup that might obstruct its operation, especially in heavy-duty applications. Additionally, inspecting the switch for wear and tear every year can help identify potential issues early and keep the system functioning smoothly.
What types of Bilge Pumps for Boats, Self-Priming Utility Pumps and Accessories do you have in your catalog?
Yard Bilge Pumps, Automatic Bilge Pumps, Float Switches for Bilge Pumps, Manual Bilge Pumps, Switches for Bilge Pumps, Hand Bilge Pumps, Marine Bilge Pumps, Small Boats Bilge Pumps, Bilge Pump KITs