Float Valve - Mechanical honey level sensor 230V

The device allows you to control the level of honey in the tank.

Attaches to Lyson Honey Pumps W2021GNF and W20210GNF

The use of a honey level sensor offers several advantages and uses in the process of pumping honey. This device is designed to control the level of honey in a tank, ensuring efficient and safe honey extraction and processing.

Uses

• Automatic Pump Control: The primary use of a mechanical honey level sensor is to automatically start and stop the honey pump based on the honey level in the tank. This is crucial for preventing overflows and ensuring that the honey is pumped at the right time.
• Tank Level Monitoring: It allows for continuous monitoring of the honey level in storage or processing tanks, preventing overflow or spillage

How to Use

1. Installation: The sensor is installed in the honey tank, with the mechanical part of the sensor placed at the desired level for honey within the tank. 
2. Connection to Pump: The sensor is plugged into to the bottom of the control box on the honey pump. When the honey reaches the level where the sensor is positioned, the sensor triggers the pump to start. When the honey level drops, lowering the ball float, the sensor pump turns off.
3. Adjustment: Users can adjust the sensor's position according to the desired honey level for pumping operations. This flexibility allows for customization based on specific needs and tank sizes.

Advantages

• Prevention of Overflow: By automatically starting and stopping the pump, the sensor prevents honey from overflowing the tank, which can save resources and reduce mess.
• Efficiency: The automation of the pumping process based on accurate level measurement increases the efficiency of honey processing operations. It eliminates the need for constant manual monitoring and intervention.
• Safety: By ensuring that the pump operates only when necessary, the sensor contributes to the overall safety of the honey extraction process, reducing the risk of accidents related to manual handling or pump operation