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Warrick Conductivity Controls

WK-2 Kit

Part Number: WK2
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:

WK Kits are designed for use in wells. WK-1 Kits control refill in wells that drain regularly; WK-2 Kits control the pump-down in wells that fill regularly. Minimal assembly is required. WK Kits can also be used for low-water cutoff applications. Length of suspension wire is 50 feet. Additional suspension wire (3Z1A) is available from your local Warrick Controls Stocking Representative or Distributor. Gems pre-packaged kits for refilling/draining tanks come in several varieties and combine all the know-how and components you'll need to add automatic control to pump-up/pump-down operaions. Each kit is supplied with controllers, probes, electrical enclosures and full instructions.

  • Time Savers
  • No Component Selection Hassles
  • Compatible Components
  • Little or No Assembly

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Features

  • Time Savers
  • No Component Selection Hassles
  • Compatible Components
  • Little or No Assembly
SKU
WK2
Model
WK-2
Supply Voltage
115 or 230 VAC
Indicators
N/A
Audible Alarm
N/A
Enclosure
Not Rated
Terminal Style
Spade Terminals
Contact Design
SPST
Contact Rating
30 amps, 1 hp at 115 VAC, 2hp at 230 VAC
AuxillaryContacts
N/A
Interface Contacts
N/A
Secondary Voltage
12 VAC
Number Of Channels
1
Maximum Temperature
150°F
Protection
Non-Intrinsically Safe
Weight
13.3
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Should the sensitivity of my control be higher or lower in resistance than my liquid?

The sensitivity of the control should be greater than the resistance of the liquid.