
EFQS-HM180 High Temperature Cable Float Switch(Mercury Switch Type)
Mercury switch type (no mechanical wear)
High temperature resistance up to 180°C
Stainless steel float and housing
Silicone cable (heat resistant)
Suitable for harsh environments
Switching angle ±10° for more sensitivity
Long service life

Application

180°C High-Temperature Liquid Tanks

Boilers & Heating Applications

Industrial Liquid Level Control Systems

Oil & Chemical Storage Applications

Water Supply & Wastewater Treatment
Description

The EFQS-HM180 automatic float level switch is a high-temperature resistant liquid level controller designed for reliable operation in demanding environments. Compared with standard micro switch versions, it adopts a mercury switch that withstands temperatures up to 180°C while maintaining excellent stability and switching accuracy. The device features a 304 stainless steel housing and high-temperature resistant silicone cable, ensuring reliable performance under extreme heat, humidity, and corrosive conditions.
With its built-in mercury contact design, the EFQS-HM180 provides precise switching operation without mechanical wear, supporting long-term continuous use. It is widely used in tanks, wells, and industrial liquid control systems for water, oil, and weak chemical liquids, making it especially suitable for high-temperature applications such as boilers, heating systems, and other demanding industrial environments.
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