How to change a float switch from Normally Open to Normally Closed

[@Agent58Rex]

Thank you sooooo much...got here by accident, trying to work around a way with normally closed switch... your video saved me a lot of trouble.

[@wrinkledasian5206]

I really needed this as I was drawing a ladder diagram for class for a water tank with 4 different sensors/depths and kept getting confused. Other videos I watched were so confusing.

[@ionutonea1537]

That s great info ! Thank you so so much ! Please let me know it take power for a water pump from my sump what I want to build it, the pump is 60W ; or what is the maximum wattage ? Thank you so much !

[@majedabumishari968]

Man, thank you for your valuable information.

[@25566]

So simple, thank you

[@RegmiSudip]

Thank you very much, I was thinking same could be the solution but I was not sure if clip could be reattached or not.

[@webpirate22]

I couldn't figure out what was meant by inverting the float. I thought it meant to mount the whole unit upside down which didn't make sense to me. Thanks for the help..

[@Agent58Rex]

Totally...I was thinking the same from the title of the video...but still I thought well let's see how tedious it is...turns out it was just a snap...

[@MrBillygoat1974]

What is the name of that float please

[@onetime718]

Thank you very very much...!!!!!!!

[@sampathk1212]

Thank you very much. I have two switches that i didnt use because of incompatibility to my application and now i can use them )

[@PP_687]

Working voltage and current?

[@PaintSlinger99]

K so I’m using a sump electric float switch in a well reservoir, I need it to on the switch when the tank is low, but usually a sump switch will on the current when the basin is full, so I’m going to get inside this float switch and do what you just did, wish me luck

[@augustmushi5743]

Thank you very much...... Helpful and be blessed

[@MehmetBoysal]

Good job, thanks.

[@pavankumar9492938028]

Thanks for the solution

[@mohammedsedki6044]

thanks, it is helpful