Cable Material22 AWg 24" PVC for LV-60 18/2 cable 6' Neoprene L® with waterproof connector for LV-70 18 AWg 24" PVC for LV-80
Switch OperationApprox. 1/2 the distance from end of stem to mounting
Switch typeSPST
The LV600 Series unique float level switches provide an economical means of pump-up/pump-down level control with just one level switch. The ON/OFF differential is set by adjusting the length of cable over which the LV600 is allowed to float. Depending on whether the LV600 is floating with the cable UP or DOWN (see drawing), the 15 amp relay is on or off. The relay changes state when the LV600 is above or below the fixed point by 80% of the cable length. For example, if the cable is fixed for 10' (3 m) of free cable, the LV600 will trigger at 8' (2.5 m) above and below the fixed point. Thus, turbulence will generally not cause false switching. The cable can be fixed to a pipe, or the accessory counterweight can be used by slipping it over the cable (see drawing). The mechanical SPDT switch has no potentially dangerous mercury, is rated for 15A at 250 Vac, and can switch more than 100,000 times. The internal microswitch relay carries UL and CSA approvals. The case and cable are hermetically sealed by a two-step plastic injection molding process to ensure a leak-tight seal.
SPECIFICATIONS Minimum Fluid Specific Gravity: 0.62 for LV610; 0.72 for LV620 Min/Max Level Differential: Approximately 152 mm (6") to many feet, depending on cable length Operating Temperatures: PVC Cable; Switch Rating: SPDT, 15 A @ 250 Vac-25 to 50°C (-13 to 122°F); Neoprene Cable; -25 to 50°C (-13 to 122°F) Operating Pressure: 75 psig at 70°F./21°C Pressure rating decreases with increasing temperature Wetted Surfaces: Polypropylene body and PVC or Neoprene cable Counterweight Dimensions: 2" Diameter x 2.25" High
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Rated 5 out of
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KDS123 from
Exceptional ProductWe have been on the hunt for better "floaters" for our submersible pumps and came across LV600 series. So far it's far superior to what we had been using. Customer service was very knowledgeable and made ordering this simple.
The delivery time as pretty impressive. We received it two days before expected.
Date published: 2019-03-18
Rated 4 out of
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Gary from
Good designWorks good for level control on storage tanks for fill control.
Date published: 2016-10-10
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Steve the Walrus from
GoodItems in stock were delivered fast, back order came in a short while after, great service.
Date published: 2023-11-16
Rated 5 out of
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taylork from
Robust SPDT float switchThis is the second time we have used this float for our application. It was one of the few SPDT float switches our electrician could find that is required for our application. We needed one that had three wires so that it could both disable the pump and a motorized valve. The cord has held up so far in the system we installed it in, which is subject to some corrosive acid gases from the decomposing food waste. The float itself seems more robustly built than others I've used in the past.
Date published: 2022-03-26
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Ed Guy from
Very good product and fast delivery.the product is really good and works perfect for my application , fast delivery .
Thank you for contacting Omega Engineering. The LV622-N is not class 1 div 11 compliant.
Answered by: AS Engineer
Date published: 2019-08-06
Is this float rated for drinking water applications (NSF61)?
Asked by: Taurus
Thank you for your inquiry on the level switches. Unfortunately, it is not rated for NSF61 and do not have any level switches available or rated for that approval.
Answered by: Application Engineer JC
Date published: 2021-11-04
1. What are the physical dimensions of the LV622-N float switch end?
2. Specific gravity for this unit states .72. Water is 1.0. Can this unit be used in an outdoor buried water cistern tank (at our cottage)?
3. What angle in deg. does switch activate?
Asked by: Rickyo
Thank you for your inquiry. 1) The LV622-N is 4.25" in diameter and 2.15" in thickness. 2) This float can be used with fluids that have a specific gravity greater than 0.72 so yes, this float can be used in water. 3) The relay changes state when the LV600 is above or below the fixed point by 80% of the cable length. For example, if the cable is fixed for 3 m (10') of free cable, the LV600 will trigger at 2.5 m (8') above and below the fixed point. Thus, turbulence will generally not cause false switching.