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Rule Rule-A-Matic Float Switch with Fuse Holder 12 24 36V 14A
Automatically activates bilge pumps up to 14 A at 12, 24 or 36 V with a mercury‑free switch and built‑in fuse holder
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- Mercury-free switch tested to over one million cycles for reliable operation
- Removable base allows easy cleaning and servicing without tools
- Marine-grade blocked wire resists corrosion in harsh saltwater environments
- Handles pumps drawing up to 14 Amps at 12 24 36 volts
- Includes integrated fuse holder for circuit protection
Rule-A-Matic Float Switch
The Rule-A-Matic float switch with integrated fuse holder is designed for marine bilge pump circuits operating at 12, 24 or 36 volts. It supports pumps drawing up to 14 amps and uses a mercury-free snap switch tested to over one million cycles.
Removable base and blocked wire
The latest design adds a removable base that allows easy cleaning and servicing without rewiring. Marine grade blocked wire resists corrosion in wet environments and the fuse holder provides inline overcurrent protection for the pump circuit.
Simple two-wire installation
Mount the switch in the bilge, connect the two leads to the pump and power source, and secure the fuse holder inline. The removable base eases future maintenance. Buyers who need automatic activation at multiple water levels or a fully sealed solid-state sensor should consider other designs.
Highlights
- Mercury-free switch tested to over one million cycles for reliable operation
- Removable base allows easy cleaning and servicing without tools
- Marine-grade blocked wire resists corrosion in harsh saltwater environments
- Handles pumps drawing up to 14 Amps at 12 24 36 volts
- Includes integrated fuse holder for circuit protection
Specifications
| Brand | RULE |
|---|---|
| Type | Others |
Questions about this item
How often does the mercury-free snap switch need cleaning or replacement?
The switch is tested to over one million cycles and the removable base allows easy cleaning, extending service life before any replacement is needed.
At what current does the 14 A rating become the limiting factor during continuous operation?
The switch is designed for pumps drawing up to 14 Amps; sustained loads at or above that level will reach the rated limit first.
Does the marine-grade blocked wire run hot when the switch powers a 14 A pump all day?
Marine-grade blocked wire is sized for the 14 A maximum, so heat rise stays within design limits during continuous use.
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