Universal universal remote for Mitsubishi 290P150-10 290P130-10 290P133-30
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An automatic marine float switch operating on 12 or 24 VDC
The Rule 35A-GRA is an automatic marine float switch designed for 12VDC to 24VDC electrical systems. It activates bilge pumps or alarms when water reaches a set level without manual operation. Boaters and marine technicians fitting new or replacement level-sensing devices use this unit for reliable liquid detection.
The switch wires directly into a 12V or 24V DC circuit to control a pump or warning device, requiring a compatible power source and pump rated for the same voltage. Its automatic action removes the need for a separate manual switch, freeing dash space and reducing wiring complexity. Buyers needing multiple switch points or different voltage ranges should verify system requirements before purchase.
| Brand | Rule |
|---|---|
| Model | 35A-GRA |
| Type | Automatic Marine |
The switch operates from 12 VDC up to 24 VDC, covering both common marine battery systems.
It is rated for 8.300 amps, so the circuit should not exceed that load under sustained use.
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