Models T20 & T21 top-mounting single-stage and dual-stage float switches

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Models T20 & T21 top-mounting single-stage and dual-stage float switches

Single Stage Switch

T20 units are simple, reliable float switches, designed for top mounting into tanks or vessels. T20 units utilize a single switch mechanism and float. It can be used for virtually any type of open or closed process or storage vessel, with either threaded or flanged type mounting, and actuating depths of up to 48 inches (1219 mm).

Dual Stage Switch

T21 units combine the functions of two separate narrow differential level controls in a single, compact, easy-to-install instrument. Two independent switch mechanisms are employed to provide two actuating levels at least 8” apart, at actuating depths of up to 48 inches (1219 mm), for applications such as high and low level alarm operation. Model T21 tandem float switches are available with optional cages to help stabilize the floats under turbulent conditions.

Float level switches

Technology

All float operated liquid level controls operate on the basic buoyancy principle which states “the buoyancy force action on an object is equal to the mass of liquid displaced by the object.” As a result, floats ride on the liquid surface partially submerged and move the same distance the liquid level moves. Because of this, they are normally used for narrow level differential applications such as high level alarm or low level alarm.

  • Float diameters of 3″ × 5″, 4″ and 4½” available
  • Tank connections available in 1″ NPT, cast iron, forged, or stainless steel flanges
  • Choice of switch mechanism: ◦ Dry contact ◦ Hermetically sealed ◦ Pneumatic
  • Choice of switch enclosure: ◦ NEMA 1 carbon steel for pneumatics ◦ TYPE 4X/7/9 Class I, Div. 1, Groups C & D, polymer coated aluminum ◦ TYPE 4X/7/9 Class I, Div. 1, Group B, polymer coated aluminum

Options

  • NACE
  • ATEX approved housing
  • Housing heater
  • Float guide cage
  • Tropicalized switch mechanism
  • Special flange face finishes
  • Submersible housing
  • Elevated temperature
Crude oil
  • Crude desalting
  • Drilling fluid tanks
  • Process & Field storage tanks
Nuclear power
  • Containment & drainage sumps
  • Cooling tower basins
  • Cooling tower intake & basin levels
  • Emergency coolant tanks
  • Liquid waste storage
  • Scram discharge volume tanks
  • Spent fuel pools
  • Turbine steam generators
Petroleum refining
  • Crude desalting
  • Diesel fuel storage tanks
Power generation
  • Condensate receiver tanks
  • Cooling tower basins
  • Cooling tower intake & basin levels
  • Flash tanks
  • Fuel oil storage
  • Water wash tanks
Pulp & paper
  • Condensate receiver tanks
Water & wastewater
  • Water storage tanks
  • Water wash tanks

The buoyancy force of a process liquid on the float causes the float to move with the liquid surface. The movement of the float moves an attraction sleeve into the field of the switch magnet, pulling the magnet toward the sleeve and actuating the switch.

ATEX Ex d, Ex ia
CCOE Ex d
CSA XP
FM XP
EAC (GOST) Ex d, Ex ia
IEC Ex d, EX ia
Inmetro Ex d
Korea Ex d
NEPSI Ex ia
SIL SIL 2 (1oo1)
Marine Lloyd’s Register of Shipping (LRS)

Other approvals are available.

+ Features
  • Float diameters of 3″ × 5″, 4″ and 4½” available
  • Tank connections available in 1″ NPT, cast iron, forged, or stainless steel flanges
  • Choice of switch mechanism: ◦ Dry contact ◦ Hermetically sealed ◦ Pneumatic
  • Choice of switch enclosure: ◦ NEMA 1 carbon steel for pneumatics ◦ TYPE 4X/7/9 Class I, Div. 1, Groups C & D, polymer coated aluminum ◦ TYPE 4X/7/9 Class I, Div. 1, Group B, polymer coated aluminum

Options

  • NACE
  • ATEX approved housing
  • Housing heater
  • Float guide cage
  • Tropicalized switch mechanism
  • Special flange face finishes
  • Submersible housing
  • Elevated temperature
+ Applications
Crude oil
  • Crude desalting
  • Drilling fluid tanks
  • Process & Field storage tanks
Nuclear power
  • Containment & drainage sumps
  • Cooling tower basins
  • Cooling tower intake & basin levels
  • Emergency coolant tanks
  • Liquid waste storage
  • Scram discharge volume tanks
  • Spent fuel pools
  • Turbine steam generators
Petroleum refining
  • Crude desalting
  • Diesel fuel storage tanks
Power generation
  • Condensate receiver tanks
  • Cooling tower basins
  • Cooling tower intake & basin levels
  • Flash tanks
  • Fuel oil storage
  • Water wash tanks
Pulp & paper
  • Condensate receiver tanks
Water & wastewater
  • Water storage tanks
  • Water wash tanks
+ Operating principle

The buoyancy force of a process liquid on the float causes the float to move with the liquid surface. The movement of the float moves an attraction sleeve into the field of the switch magnet, pulling the magnet toward the sleeve and actuating the switch.

+ Approvals
ATEX Ex d, Ex ia
CCOE Ex d
CSA XP
FM XP
EAC (GOST) Ex d, Ex ia
IEC Ex d, EX ia
Inmetro Ex d
Korea Ex d
NEPSI Ex ia
SIL SIL 2 (1oo1)
Marine Lloyd’s Register of Shipping (LRS)

Other approvals are available.

JOLAC ENGINEERING SDN BHD (“JOLAC”) was incorporated as private limited company in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia under the Companies Act 1965 on 16th December 1982.