HydroLogic HyperLogic Dual Level Float Switch Assembly - Schedule 80 PVC - NO or NC Contact Floats - 17 x 18 x 5 in

Two-Level Tank Control for RO and Pump Skids - Adjustable NO/NC Floats

Running a pump or RO skid without level feedback risks dry running and overflows. This dual level float switch assembly senses two points in a tank, so your equipment can automate fill cycles or shut down to protect itself. Its body is built from Schedule 80 PVC components, with a threaded bulkhead fitting for mounting and a wiring junction box for connections.

This is a single assembly, sold each. It suits operators who run HyperLogic RO or pump skids, including the Commercial, Industrial and Heavy-Industrial Series, and need dependable level automation or protection.

Key Features & Benefits

• Dual level sensing — monitors two tank levels with one assembly.
• Adjustable NO or NC contact floats — match the switching logic your controller expects.
• Schedule 80 PVC components — a heavy-wall plastic body suited to water systems.
• Threaded bulkhead fitting — mounts through the tank wall.
• Wiring junction box — gives a defined point for connecting leads.

Who Should Use HyperLogic Dual Level Float Switch Assembly

Owners of HyperLogic RO or pump skids who want automated fill control or low-level protection. It is aimed at commercial and larger-scale water systems, though any operator with a compatible skid can use it.

About HydroLogic HyperLogic Dual Level Float Switch Assembly

HydroLogic makes the HyperLogic line of RO and pump equipment. This assembly is used for automation or protection on those skids. It was formerly listed as HyperLogic HL 11802. The assembly measures 17 x 18 x 5 in and ships at 2.5 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is wiring included?
A: No. The wiring leads must be extended to reach the HyperLogic RO equipment, and extended wiring is not included. Plan for the cable run before installing.

Q: What does NO or NC mean?
A: NO means normally open, so the circuit is open until the float changes state. NC means normally closed, so the circuit is closed until the float changes state. The floats are adjustable to either contact type.

Q: Which equipment does it work with?
A: It is used on HyperLogic RO or pump skids, including the Commercial, Industrial and Heavy-Industrial Series. Confirm fit for your specific model before ordering.

Q: What is a dual level float switch?
A: It uses two floats at different heights to detect two tank levels. This lets a system respond at both a high and a low point, for example to control filling or to protect a pump.

Q: What is it made from?
A: The assembly is built with Schedule 80 PVC components. It also includes a threaded bulkhead fitting and a wiring junction box.