Water Level Control Relay with 3 Sensors – Electronic Automation for Tanks, Reservoirs, Pools
Automatic water level control relay with limit, adjustment, and integrated electronic sensor. Ideal for water level automation systems in tanks, reservoirs, pools, aquariums.
- Compatible with water tanks, pools, aquariums
- Includes 3 level probes – 5 meters each
- Operating mode: Manual / Automatic / Off
- Quick and intuitive installation in any pumping system
Technical Specifications | Value |
---|---|
Dimensions | 86 × 66 × 49 mm |
Rated voltage | 220V |
Relay output (resistive) | 20A / 220V |
Relay output (inductive) | 10A / 220V |
Button positions | ON / OFF / AUTO |
1. Installation for Automatic Filling of a Tank
See Figure 1 in the image gallery for a clear wiring diagram. The pump will start automatically when the water level drops below the lower limit and stop when the tank is full.
- A (red) – upper level: stops the pump
- B (blue) – lower level: starts the pump
- C (black) – common lower line
- D (green) & E (yellow) – connected to C
2. Installation for Automatic Draining of a Tank
See Figure 2 in the image gallery for example. The pump will start when the water level is high and stop when the level decreases.
- E – upper level: starts the pump
- D – lower level: stops the pump
- C – common line
- A & B – disconnected
3. Maintaining a Minimum Water Level
See Figure 3 in the image gallery for installation. The pump will automatically stop when the water level drops below the user-defined minimum point.
- C & D – low level control points
- E & C – short connection (bridge)
- A & B – disconnected
4. Automatic Control Between Two Tanks
See Figure 4 in the image gallery for the full diagram. Allows water transfer from a lower tank to an upper tank with automated control.
- A – upper level in upper tank: stops the pump
- B – lower level in upper tank: starts the pump
- C – common line for both tanks
- D – low level in lower tank: stops the pump
- E – high level in lower tank: starts the pump
Note: If activation at the upper level of the lower tank is not desired, point E can be disconnected.
Photo Gallery with Explanatory Diagrams – Figures 1, 2, 3, and 4






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