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    Mechanical Water Flow Switch, G1/2'', 2-25 L/min

    SKU: SUCH-FLS-2104
    $58.62
    ● 2-25 L/min ● G1/2'' inner diameter ● 0.2s response time ● Start flow ≥2 to 2.5 L/min
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    Overview

    Good price mechanical water flow switch for sale. Standard G1/2'' interface design ensures easy installation and direct connection to common water systems. The operating flow range is 2-25 L/min, with rapid switching signal activation at ≥2-2.5 L/min start-up flow for precise water flow detection. Widely used in water heaters, water purification equipment, circulating water systems, and industrial automation devices.

    Feature

    Mechanical water flow switch feature

    • The mechanical water flow switch responds rapidly under low flow conditions, activating at approximately 2–2.5 L/min, enabling precise detection of water flow changes within pipelines.
    • Featuring a mechanical structural design without complex electronic components, the switch boasts a stable and durable internal construction suitable for long-term continuous operation.
    • With a maximum switching voltage of 110 VDC, maximum load power of 10 W, and maximum load current of 1 A, it meets the requirements of various automatic control systems.
    • The SUCH flow switch withstands water pressures up to 2.0MPa, with a start-up pressure of ≤0.1MPa, ensuring stable operation under varying water pressure conditions.

    Dimension (unit: mm)

    Mechanical water flow switch dimension

    Wiring Diagram

    Mechanical water flow switches wiring diagram

    Precautions

    • The flow switch must be used with a relay when operating loads such as water pumps or contactors that draw slightly higher currents.
    • The flow switch should be installed away from areas with strong vibrations, magnetic fields, or shaking to prevent false triggering. To avoid particles or debris entering the flow switch, a filter screen must be installed at the inlet. When magnetic materials approach the flow switch, its characteristics may change.
    • The flow switch must be used with a relay because the reed switch has a low power rating (typically 10W) and is prone to burnout. The relay's maximum power rating is 3W; exceeding this rating may cause the switch to remain in a normally open or normally closed state.
    Specs
    Interface Dimension G1/2''
    Operating Flow Range 2-25 L/min
    Max Switching Current 0.5 A
    Max Load Current 1 A
    Max Contact Resistance 100 mΩ
    Max Load Power 10 W
    Max Switching Voltage 110 VDC
    Min Breakdown Voltage 220 VDC
    Start-up Water Flow ≥2 to 2.5 L/min
    Start-up Water Pressure ≤0.1 MPa
    Min Withstand Water Pressure ≤1.75 MPa
    Max Withstand Water Pressure 2.0 MPa
    Operating Ambient Temperature 1 to 80 °C
    Applicable Ambient Temperature -20 to 80 °C
    Service Life 10⁸ cycles (under 5VDC 10mA conditions)
    Response Time 0.2 s
    Release Time 0.2 s
    Application

    Water flow switch for water heater

    Water Heater

    Water flow switch for water purifier

    Water Purifier

    Water flow switch for circulating water system

    Circulating Water System

    FAQ

    When water flows through the switch at a rate of ≥2.2 L/min, the water flow displaces the magnetic core inside the switch. This displacement activates the magnetic source, generating a magnetic control effect that outputs an “ON” signal. This signal is fed into the device's control system, which then executes the corresponding control action. When the water flow rate drops below the start-up flow rate, the switch outputs an “OFF” signal. The control system then performs the opposite control action.

    Mechanical flow switches are widely used in equipment systems requiring liquid flow detection, such as gas water heaters, instantaneous electric water heaters, wall-mounted boilers, water purification systems, and industrial cooling circulation systems.

    When choosing a mechanical flow switch, key specifications such as connection size, start-up flow range, operating pressure, and electrical parameters must be prioritized.

    1. First, ensure the interface specification matches the piping system, such as common connections like G1/2'' or G3/4''.
    2. Second, select an appropriate activation flow rate based on the system's flow range to guarantee detection sensitivity.
    3. Additionally, consider factors like operating ambient temperature, pressure rating, and switch lifespan.
    4. For industrial equipment or high-pressure systems, prioritize products with robust pressure resistance and reliable construction to ensure long-term stable operation.
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