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Electronic Bilge Pump Switch Model 230-24, 24 Volt on 2040-parts.com

US $44.50
Location:

Torrance, California, United States

Torrance, California, United States
Electronic Bilge Pump Switch Model 230-24, 24 Volt, US $44.50, image 1
Condition:New Brand:water witch Manufacturer Part Number:230-20

Instead of an unreliable and short-lived mechanical float switch, why not use the original Electronic 
Bilge Pump Switch? The Water Witch 217, 230 or 230-24 is a submersible  electronic bilge pump 
switch which allows boat owners to forever rid themselves of the archaic outdated float switch. They 
have no moving parts, requires no adjustments and works in an oily bilge. This eliminates the 
chance of your battery dying or your pump burning out because of a failed mechanical switch. Water 
need only touch the lower sensor for 6-8 seconds to activate the switch. The delay eliminates pump 
stutter and once water has left the sensor,  the switch continues to run the pump an additional 14 
seconds to clear the output hose. Temperature, humidity or electrical noise will not affect this switch, 
nor will the 230 interfere with other electronics. This switch comes with an unprecedented 7 year limited warranty and is in use by both the Canadian and U.S. Coast Guards. 

FEATURES & BENEFITS
•  No moving parts & no electrolysis 
•  Impermeable to all bilge substances 
•  Activates when water touches lower sensor 
•  Will not  interfere with other electronics 
•  Will not pump a bilge full of  gas, diesel or oil 
•  Easy to install and mounts at any angle 
•  30” lead of 16 gauge tinned copper wire  
•  7 year unbeatable limited warranty 
•  Exceeds both United States Coast Guard and U.L. Standards  

SPECIFICATIONS
  • Power Required:   12Vdc         (model 217, 230) 
  •  24/32Vdc    (model 230-24) 
  • Power used:    .006 Amps  
  • Size:  2⅝”W x1⅝”H x 1⅝”D  
  • Weight: 4 ounces 
  • Delay on: 6-8 seconds 
  • Delay off: 15 seconds 
  • Capacity: 217 10 amps @ 12 Vdc 
  •  230 20 amps @ 12 Vdc 
  •  230-24 15 amps @ 24 Vdc

Installation Instructions
1. Disconnect the battery.    
2. Select a mounting location for the Water Witch; the water sensor, the lower sensor furthest from the wires, should be above the standing water level. 
3. Always keep the wire connections above the highest water line. 
4. Connect the wires in the following order following the wiring diagram below 
5. From the Water Witch connect the Tan to the Positive (+) side of the pump or device being controlled, connect the Black to the Ground or the Negative (-) side of 
the battery and connect the Red to the Positive (+) side of the battery through a 
fuse.  
6. Reconnect the battery and  the pump will run several seconds while the switch 
self-calibrates.   
7. WHENEVER POWER IS APPLIED, THE SWITCH RUNS THE PUMP FOR  
      SEVERAL SECONDS TO SELF-CALIBRATE. 
8.   To test, apply a wet rag across the two sensors on the front of the unit. 

Eco-friendly

SHIPPING

We are shipping worldwide using USPS Priority Mail.

US Shipping- Fedex and USPS.

Please if you have any questions about shipping, do not hesitate to contact us.

 

PAYMENT

We accept major credit cards (Discover, MasterCard, Visa, and American Express) and PayPal.

 

RETURNS

We accept returns within 30 days after you receive the item. All return 

 

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