| Features: | Includes 5 Conductor 22 AWG Stranded 6' Cable |
|---|---|
| Application: | HVAC |
| Product Type: | Flood Detector |
| Voltage: | 24V |
| Contact Ratings: | 2 Amp |
| Height: | 1-1/4" |
| Diameter (Inches): | 3-5/8" |
Yes, you have to run your well through a 240 primary 24 volt secondary relay switch with a 24 volt transformer powering the wet switch.
Yes, you can do this. The specific wiring will depend on your well pump type, and how your well system is wired. You need a 24V power supply, run through the wet switch. That 24V current will trip a relay or contactor which switches your well circuit off. You want to talk to an HVAC tech or electrician to specify the contactor to your well control, and place them in the proper enclosure.
Yes, usually that is the case. sometimes if they are installed directly in a metal pan that will also trip them, put a small piece of foam under the leak detector.
You can always jump out the switch.
You can use this switch in a sump pump pan. It could be exposed to significant amounts of water if the pump fails.
According to the manufacturer, it can. You will need to use the white wire instead of the orange wire.
Yes, the wet switch has (1) normally open contact that closes on water detection, and (1) normally closed contact that opens on water detection.
According to the manufacturer, the switch cannot be converted to an auto reset.
The red light (LED) on wet switch will light if control is tripped by the presence of water, and remain lit even after water has dried up. The green light is to show power is coming to the unit. If both are off you may need to replace the unit. First you can confirm that the unit is wired correctly. Here is a link to instructions. http://sso.diversitech.com/applications/documentlibrary/documents/WS-1%20-%20Wet%20Switch.pdf