Product Description

The Dayliff Floatswitch is an automatic water level control accessory designed to regulate the operation of submersible pumps or other water systems by detecting changes in fluid level. It is commonly used with submersible borehole pumps, sump pumps and water tanks to start or stop the pump based on rising or falling water levels which helps prevent dry running, overflow or unnecessary pump cycling. Dayliff float switches are available in different types including paddle and bulb float variants to suit varying installation depths and water conditions. They are typically rugged and suitable for long‑term submerged use in clean or slightly dirty water environments.

Key Benefits and Features

• Automatic water level control means the pump only runs when needed helping protect the pump from dry running and reduce energy waste.
• Available with different float types such as paddle float for general level control and bulb float for dirty or waste water applications providing flexibility for various setups.
• IP68 rating on many models makes them suitable for continuous submerged use in boreholes, sumps and tanks.
• Designed with robust cables and fittings suitable for deep or shallow installations depending on selected model.
• Easy to install and connect to pump control boxes or standalone circuits for simple level automation.

Essential Specifications

• Product type: Automatic water level float switch for pump control.
• Float types: Paddle float switch with weight and cable; bulb float switch in corrosion‑resistant PVC.
• Typical cable length: Paddle float – ~3 m; bulb float – ~5 m (varies by model stocked).
• Maximum current rating: ~8 A suitable for typical submersible pump control circuits (check specific model rating).
• Max depth capability: Paddle float ~3 m; bulb float ~40 m (depends on model).
• Protection class: IP68 for submerged parts ensuring durability in water environments.
• Operating temperature: Up to ~50–60 °C depending on float type.
• Typical uses: automatic level control in boreholes, sumps, tanks and water systems to prevent dry running or overflow when paired with compatible pump control boxes or relay circuits.