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Magnetic Floats
Floating Magnets
The Magnetic Float seris MS01-MS10, made of plastic or stainless steel have build-in magnets and are used to magnetically actuate a reed switch(es) in our liquid level sensor series. [more]
 


Mini-Glossary

Form A = normally open contact (N. O.)
Form B = normally closed contact (N.C.)
Form C = change over contact (S.P.D.T.)
Form E = Bistable / Latching
AT = Ampere Turns; Parameter that describes magnetic sensitivity.

How a reed switch works

How reed switches are made

Level Sensor Resources

Applications
Liquid Level Sensor applications.

Advanced Float Material
Nitrile Butadiene Rubber magnetic floats are suitable for more applications.

Basic Reed Switch
General function and description of Reed Switches.

Electrical Parameters
Basis electrical characteristics of Reed Switches.

Handling Precautions
Proper handling techniques for Reed Sensors.

Life Test Data
View life test data for Reed Switches.

Magnetic Field Strength
Ampere Turns (AT) vs. milliTesla (mT).

Magnetic Operation
A Reed Switch used in conjuction with a permanent magnet is a Reed Sensor.

Reed Sensor Applications
View a small sample of the different Reed Switch applications.

Technology Comparison
The benefits of using a Reed Sensor vs a Hall Effect sensor.

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