Float switch with buoyant housing and switch operating means wit

Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Float – Float and pressure

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73313, 200 6152, 340623, H01H 3518

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050177486

ABSTRACT:
A float switch includes a buoyant housing defining a non-linear guide path. Switch operating means is located displaceably under gravity within the guide path. The switch operating means is operable to activate switch means in at least one position along its path when the housing is tilted.

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71/7984--South African Patent Application, Ser. No. 71/7984, filed 11/29/71, entitled "Electric Float Type Level Indicator".
Photocopies of Float Switch Sold Under Trademark "Matic".

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