inside float switch|electreca

[@atwzer0342]

I had no idea how those switches worked. Thank you for explaining it!

[@projector7141]

Really good explanation. A lot of submersible pumps have this same sensor directly wired to the pumps by the manufacturer.

[@danielteyehuago1633]

2:51 Please is the black always the common.

[@danielteyehuago1633]

Please is always that the black colour is common.

[@electreca1]

Yes it is.

[@danielteyehuago1633]

@@electreca1 Thanks boss

[@ahommaropella]

How do you know or indicator that float swicth destroyed 7:40

[@AngeloGabuya-i9l]

Very helpful sir.thank you

[@christhorney]

perfect thanks, my float dies in a sewer pump unfortunatly lol i was going to try to bypass the float temporarily with a light switch so i can drain the tank and replace the pump at a later date when i can afford it, it should only damage the light switch by not using a contactor right it wont damage the pump?

[@AK_AV]

Beautiful explanation 😊

[@danielteyehuago1633]

Thanks for sharing this with us. I'm here again

[@mthobisintshapha8048]

Thank u sir for sharing your knowledge with us it really helping.Keep doing good job.

[@lofimusicstudio920]

Sir water main metal float switch ke through neutral supply problem create karega

[@narayaniyer7363]

Thank you dear friend for showing the inside. Was bothering me for quite some time.

[@electreca1]

You are very welcome

[@nivaeliakim]

Excellent simple explanation. Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you

[@salimbayo9066]

Very interesting video, is it that every float switch have a black common wire.

[@samuelnanon7866]

Thank you so much for the simple explanation.

[@doscopiers1919]

Thank you Sir for good explanation.

[@djpatothedopebwoy2697]

Good explanation for layma. Talk about the NC & NO

[@petebals5]

hello can i use this directly to our breaker and motor pump without using a contactor? is it dangerous? hope you notice me. thank you

[@Mushiyi_Patrick]

Keep sharing bro you are of great importance to me

[@electreca1]

I appreciate that

[@nipunbhushan]

This has helped me tremendously!

[@Unknown-yy3dv]

Great explanation

[@takudzwamotsi2459]

Brilliant explanation 🔥

[@MohammedHussain-kj3kj]

Very nicely explained.

[@rattycaddy]

This switch is only for on/off negative ground. It does not move voltage through it in the case your submersible pump may require the switch to move power through it. Make sure before you purchase this very common replacement float switch.

[@MomoNhlapo-h3x]

Thank you for sharing❤

[@electreca1]

Thanks for watching!

[@judyreyjumamoy]

thank you sir for your effort in teaching

[@fos8524]

Can you run a switch like that with 12V?

[@electreca1]

Switches are rated with current not voltage. you must know how much current your circuit will draw, for you to rate the switch.

[@projector7141]

Those microswitches in general can even switch 1v, when they are new. Depending on how the contacts inside corrode, it might need 12V after a few years. But since it is sealed, the corrosion should be minimal.

[@felixogunbajo86]

Thanks so much. I never knew this

[@myfavoritegift]

Can't wait to test this genius thing

[@fuealatu7575]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@electreca1]

My pleasure

[@josephmburu2015]

Haven't seen you show us to use contactor

[@JOYNIELTV]

thanks for info buddy

[@uwemneku1917]

Thanks for the video

[@Mahdiabdallah7]

Very good indeed

[@electreca1]

Thank you

[@niazbadar]

Lovely .

[@linossinkala3297]

Super

[@jesusjoelgarcia8115]

Thanks I field silly Normally close or Normally open

[@jejefred2812]

Nice!

[@alazizie]

OK 👌🏼

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[@danielteyehuago1633]

Wtc

[@gkishan2145]

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[@adamsulaiman7720]

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