The role of the electric float or flutor and how to connect it to the water pump

Description:
electrical controls:
A float switch senses the level of a liquid in a tank or container. It floats above the liquid surface and acts as a mechanical switch when the liquid level rises or falls. They control devices such as pumps (pump water in or out), valves (open or close inlets/outlets), or alarms to warn users. They are economical, reliable and can be used with a wide variety of liquids.
The float switch provides versatile multi-function control for the pump.
protection, pump control, 3-way valve control and tank water level management. Functioning as a
single pole double throw (SPDT) switch, multi-function float switch is used to protect pumps
to run dry, add water from an outside source such as a well when the water reaches a minimum level, or to activate a pump or valve to empty the tank when the water level reaches a minimum maximum level. The switch can also be used to
controlling a 3-way valve for emergency water supply In short, a float switch is a mechanical switch that floats above a liquid surface. When the liquid level rises or falls, it moves vertically with the liquid level. Depending on the counterweight and preset trigger, the mechanical switch opens or closes, allowing an electrical current to pass through it to the connected device. Typically, this connected device stops or starts the flow of liquid.
A float switch consists of a hollow floating body and an internal switch, also called a sensor. The most common internal switch is a reed switch, so there is also a magnet inside the body. There are other types of internal switches, but the working principle that they open/close due to gravity and water level by moving the float switch vertically up or down bottom is the same. Therefore, the mechanical switch creates an open or closed electrical circuit.
In short, a float switch is a mechanical switch that floats above a liquid surface. As the liquid level rises or falls, it moves vertically with the liquid.
level. Depending on the counterweight and preset trigger, the mechanical switch opens or closes, allowing an electrical current to pass through it to the connected device. Typically, this connected device stops or starts the flow of liquid.
A float switch consists of a hollow floating body and an internal switch, also called a sensor. The most common internal switch is a reed switch, so there is also a magnet inside the body. There are other types of internal switches, but the working principle that they open/close due to gravity and water level by moving the float switch vertically up or down bottom is the same. Therefore, the mechanical switch creates an open or closed electrical circuit.
In installations where the float switch is lowered freely into the tank, a weight will be required. An optional cord weight is available for installations where the float switch is not attached to a fixed object such as a pump pressure line at the desired water level. The pump weight is installed by attaching the supplied clip to the desired location on the cord, then the weight is pulled down the cord, tapered end first, until the clip is firmly embedded in inside the plastic weight case.