Buoy for Compensation Vessel Electrical Panel

Reference: 109012

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Product information

The level buoy for compensation cups is the ideal component to automate the filling of the cup at overflow poolsThe water inlet is efficiently controlled by the TRYPOOL control panel.

Thanks to its flotation mechanism, this buoy activates or interrupts the opening of the 24V solenoid valveIt is a simple, reliable and robust solution, perfect for installations requiring level control without complex electronic systems. It is a simple, reliable and robust solution, perfect for installations requiring level control without complex electronic systems.

 Compatible with frames ELECLLENB of TRYPOOL
 Maintenance-free mechanical operation
 High resistance to chlorine and chemicals
 Quick installation in a surge tank
 Ideal for public or private swimming pools with overflows
 Alternative to electrical probes

The most practical option for accurate and uncomplicated water level control.

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