G1 Hall

Effect Water Flow Sensor Switch Meter Counter with Brass Body, DC 5V, for Water Heater and Industrial Applications, Flow Range 2-50 L/min(flow meter)

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Description

  • 【Stable】The G1 Hall Effect Liquid Water Stream Sensor Switch is designed to be stable with high temperature and low pressure start. It features a small size and easy installation. The imported Hall element ensures long-lasting durability, while the water-proof design prevents ingress. the impeller is embedded with a wear-resistant stainless steel shaft.
  • 【Easy Installation and Connection】The stream sensor has a three-wire connection: red for positive, black for negative, and yellow for signal. This makes it convenient to install and connect. It can be applied in heaters and used as a stream switch.
  • 【Wide Range and Maximum Pressure】With a maximum pressure resistance of 75MPa, this sensor is capable of accurately measuring a stream range of 2-50L/min. It provides reliable and precise data for various applications.
  • 【 Materials】The G1 Hall Effect Liquid Water Stream Sensor Switch is made of brass, its robustness and resistance to . It is designed to withstand pressure and deliver accurate results.
Technical Specifications
Manufacturer
Generic
Model
F9L8GT462Y0K016JV65K366V0
Color
As Picture Show
Size
flow meter
Height
3 cm
Length
6 cm
Width
3 cm
Weight
0.48 kg
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Your order is shipped from the USA and delivered to your door in South Africa in 10–20 working days. All items are fully tracked.

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