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Switch for condensate pumps compatible with Zing Ear G606,Crouzet 83133169,Little Giant CVCMA-20ULST and VCMA, PartsConnect PCP115, Wayne Reliant 189246, Beckett CB, Liberty Pumps LCU,Diversitech CP
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Switch for condensate pumps compatible with Zing Features
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This switch is compatible with Little Giant CVCMA-20ULST and VCMA Series, PartsConnect PCP115, Wayne Reliant 189246, Beckett CB Series, Liberty Pumps LCU Series, Diversitech CP Series, Sid Harvey 397-112, as well as other condensate pumps.
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Substitute for Zing Ear G606 or Crouzet 83133169 switch; also compatible with 950337 switch.
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Single pole, on/off latching switch. Apply half an ounce of force to push the lever down to turn it on. Lift the lever up to turn it off. This latching microswitch provides the perfect amount of overshoot (hysteresis) for the float in your condensate pump.
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Please be cautious: Ensure all electricity is turned off and disconnect all power sources before working on your condensate pump!
About Switch For Condensate Pumps Compatible With Zing
Replace your condensate pump switch Push the lever down to turn the switch on - and the lever stays down Lift the lever up to turn the switch off - and the lever stays up This microswitch connects to the float in your condensate pump. As water accumulates in the pan, the float rises. When the float reaches a certain height, this switch activates, causing the pump to drain the condensate pan. A moment later, as the water level decreases, the float drops, and this switch turns off the pump. It's like magic! How does your pump avoid rapidly turning on and off with small amounts of water in the pan? Just like your pump's original switch, this one has some mechanical overshoot (hysteresis) due to its latching design. That's why you shouldn't use a regular (non-latching) microswitch! Some condensate pumps also feature an overflow safety switch connected to a second float. This activates if too much water collects in the pan (in case the first switch fails, the pump jams, or Saturn falls into the Atlantic). It may sound an alarm or shut off the furnace/air conditioner/dehumidifier/time machine. This safety switch has a different shape from this one. Condensate Pump Enthusiasts will appreciate its 12-gram switching force and its luxuriously polished stainless steel lever arm, which includes a genuine 4x6mm rectangular hole. The two robust electrical connections are finely crafted into shiny 2.8x7mm tabs.
