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Tuning fork liquid level switch ultra-small tuning fork switch tuning fork level switch vibration tuning fork limit switch
Instrumentation

Tuning fork liquid level switch ultra-small tuning fork switch tuning fork level switch vibration tuning fork limit switch

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Description

The POWER CONTRACTOR BOS-YC is a tuning fork liquid level switch designed for point level detection in liquids and powders. This vibration-type limit switch operates with a measuring range of 0-5 meters and provides a switching output. It features a robust construction with 304 or 316 stainless steel materials, suitable for operating temperatures from -20 to 220°C. The device supports both 24VDC and 220VAC power supplies. As a genuine OEM component, it ensures reliable performance in industrial instrumentation applications. Request a written quotation within 24 hours for this tuning fork level switch.

SpecificationValue
ModelBOS-YC
TypeTuning fork level switch
Measuring Range0-5 m
Output CurrentSwitching value (mA)
Measurement Accuracy0.5%
Operating Temperature-20~220 °C
Material304 316
Voltage24VDC 220VAC
Scope of Applicationliquid powder not granular solid
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