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SKF WS32-2/195 float-type oil level switch
SKF WS32-2/195 float-type oil level switch
SKF WS32-2/195 float-type oil level switch
SKF WS32-2/195 float-type oil level switch
SKF WS32-2/195 float-type oil level switch
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SKF WS32-2/195 float-type oil level switch

Date: 2026-10-16
Brand: SKF
Models: WS32-2/195
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Product Overview

SKF (Vogel) WS32-2/195 Float Level Switch

Brand: SKF
Model: WS32-2/195

Model Number Breakdown

WS32: Float level switch series
2: 1 changeover contact (SPDT, one open one closed)
/195: Probe rod length 195mm

ItemSpecification
Product TypeFloat level switch (for low level monitoring of grease/oil reservoirs)
Contact TypeSingle pole double throw (SPDT) changeover contact
MountingVertical mounting
MediaMineral oil, synthetic lubricating oil, max. viscosity 1500 mm²/s
Media Temperature-10°C to +80°C
Protection RatingIP65 (with DIN rectangular plug)
Material - FlangeAluminum alloy
Material - Probe RodCopper-zinc alloy
Material - FloatPP polypropylene
Material - SealNBR nitrile rubber
Switch FunctionMinimum level alarm (oil shortage alarm)
Electrical ConnectionDIN EN 175301-803-A rectangular plug

Features

Designed for centralized lubrication system reservoirs, monitors minimum oil level and triggers alarm when oil is low, protecting the lubrication pump. Float rises and falls with oil level, internal hermetic reed contacts provide reliable operation and resistance to oil contamination. Probe rod length 195mm, suitable for corresponding reservoir depth; vertical flange mounting. NBR seals resist mineral oil, IP65 protection, suitable for machine tool and automation equipment lubrication stations. Single changeover contact, can be connected to PLC or alarm indicator.


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