XH-M203 Automatic Water Level Controller

XH-M203 Fully Automatic Water Level Control Board

AC/DC 12V Water Pump Float Relay Control

No sensor is included with the product. We strongly recommend that you buy 2 level sensors from our store.

Warning: the errors and responsibility arising during the use of the product belong to the persons who buy the product and perform the installation. You may suffer damage in cases such as overflow of the tank as a result of incorrect use or installation.

     The product performs the task of automatic water tank filling. The product does not work on its own. You need to buy 2 of the water sensors on our site along with it. It fills the tank automatically according to the information coming from the sensors. Connect one of the sensors to the place where you think the water level is low in the tank. Also mount the upper water level detection sensor at a suitable height.

     When the water level reaches the section where the lower level sensor is located, it activates the relay on the board. You can run a pump with this relay. If the pump is a product that draws very high power, it is essential to put an additional contactor in between. The relay on this product will fail above 1500w. The system, which turns on the water pump when it detects a low level, then waits for water to be detected from the upper level sensor. After the entire tank is filled, it turns off the pump when the water full information comes from the upper level sensor. It waits until the lower water level sensor becomes active again. When a trigger comes from the lower level sensor, it will fill the tank again. You can easily see it working from the 7th minute onwards in the video below.

Description:

• Automatic tank control board
• Operating voltage: AC / DC 12V
• Output capacity: 10A
• Output type: Relay output
• Control: fully automatic
• Easy Installation
• Simple Use
• Mounting hole: M3 screw hole
• Dimensions: 6x4x1.8cm
• Weight: 26gr

Package Contents:

• 1 Piece XH-M203 Water Level Controller

Watch from minute 7 onwards.