Cleveland 40462 Water Level Electrode Probe 3/8" MPT

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Water Level Electrode Probe
3/8" Mpt, Female Threads Are 1/4-20
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Description

The Cleveland 40462 Water Level Electrode Probe is intended for measuring and maintaining water levels in vessels such as boilers, steamers and dishwashers. It has a female MPT 3/8” male thread and 1/4-20 female threads making it suitable for use with boilers with 0, 1 or 3 probe type, The probe functions in the same way as a level sensor that measures the levels of water and other fluids. Advantages include protection from low water level impacts, energy saving, and prolonging equipment life. Perfect for use in food industry and in food preparation services.

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Step1: Switch off power and isolate the boiler or tank system for safety.

Step2: Drain or depressurize the vessel before removing old probe.

Step3: Apply thread sealant and screw probe into MPT port securely.

Step4: Connect electrode wiring to control unit terminals as labeled.

Step5: Restore power and test water level sensing operation carefully.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Cleveland 40462 Water Level Electrode Probe?

    Clean the probe surface regularly to prevent mineral scale buildup that can affect conductivity readings. Inspect the 3/8" MPT connection for leaks or corrosion. Ensure wiring is tight and free from moisture intrusion. Periodic testing can maintain accurate water level sensing and system reliability.

  • What are common issues with the Cleveland 40462 Water Level Electrode Probe?

    • Mineral scaling on probe tip causing false readings.
    • Loose or corroded electrical connections.
    • Faulty signal due to moisture ingress.
    • Inconsistent water level detection from contamination buildup.