Hot Water Flow Switch, 1-45 L/min, 1-60 L/min

A hot water flow switch is a control component used to detect the flow state of water within a pipeline. When the water flow in the pipeline reaches a preset flow rate, the switch automatically triggers a signal to control the start or stop of related equipment. In practical applications, it is typically installed in the piping of water heaters, wall-mounted boilers, heating systems, or circulating water systems to determine whether water is flowing through.

Hot water flow switches are typically installed on the inlet pipe or circulation pipe of equipment. The location should be chosen where water flow is stable, vibration is minimal, and maintenance is convenient. During installation, pay attention to the direction of water flow. Install according to the arrow direction marked on the product housing to ensure the internal structure can correctly sense changes in water flow.

False triggering or reduced sensitivity in a hot water flow switch is typically related to water quality, installation method, or internal component wear.

1. First, inspect the pipeline for impurities or scale buildup, as these deposits may interfere with the normal operation of the internal impeller or magnetic components.
2. Second, verify that the water pressure and flow rate meet the device's activation criteria. Insufficient flow may prevent stable switching.
3. Additionally, check that electrical connections are secure to avoid signal anomalies caused by loose wiring.