VEGA VEGAFLO S L1 C Float Level Switch

Description

The VEGAFLO S L1 C is a highly reliable float switch for point level detection in a wide range of liquids. This model, with part number VGAFLOSL1C10, is equipped with a 10-meter long, robust Neoprene cable, suitable for demanding industrial applications. It utilizes a mechanical microswitch with a changeover contact, providing flexible control for both pump filling and emptying operations.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: VEGA
• Model: VEGAFLO S L1 C
• Part Number: VGAFLOSL1C10
• Function: Point Level Detection
• Cable Length: 10 meters
• Cable Type: H07RN-F 3G1mm2 Neoprene
• Switching Contact: Changeover (SPDT) microswitch
• Maximum Voltage: 250V AC
• Maximum Current: 20 (8) A
• Float Material: Polypropylene (PP)

Label Info

• P/N: VGA FLOSL1 C10
• Weight: 1.314 Kg

Application

Ideal for level control in water treatment plants, pump stations, and storage tanks. Its simple and effective design ensures maintenance-free operation for controlling pumps, valves, or alarms.

Country of Origin

Manufactured in Germany.

CO2 Impact

Choosing this reused component saves an estimated 52.56 kg of CO2 compared to a new one, contributing to a more sustainable industrial operation.

Availability

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FAQ

The changeover, or Single Pole Double Throw (SPDT), contact provides three connection points: common, normally open (NO), and normally closed (NC). This versatility allows you to configure the switch to either activate a circuit when the liquid level rises (e.g., to stop a filling pump) or activate it when the level falls (e.g., to start a filling pump or trigger a low-level alarm), all with a single device.

This is a harmonized European cable code. 'H07RN-F' indicates a heavy-duty, rubber-insulated and sheathed, flexible cable rated for up to 750V. '3G' means it has three cores, including a green/yellow protective earth conductor. '1mm2' refers to the cross-sectional area of each conductor, which is suitable for the specified switching current. This type of cable is chosen for its durability and resistance to oils, chemicals, and mechanical stress.

The switching point is determined by the free length of the cable between the fixation point and the float itself. A longer free cable results in a larger hysteresis (difference between switch-on and switch-off levels). For precise control, the cable is typically fixed at a specific height, and a counterweight (the black component on the cable) is used to define the pivot point, allowing for more stable operation, especially in turbulent liquids.

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Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026