Observer 500 Series Indoor/Outdoor High Water Alarm with 15' Mechanical Float Switch

Observer 500 Alarm Specifications

• Indoor/Outdoor Alarm with Light and Audible Buzzer
• 15ft Mechanical Float Switch with Pipe Mount
• 6ft Power Cord with Plug For Easy Installation
• Alarm Test and Mute Switch
• Audible Buzzer: 85 dB @ 10 feet
• NEMA 4x Watertight Enclosure
• 120VAC, 60Hz
• Two Year Limited Warranty

Observer 500 Alarm Features

• Indoor/Outdoor Versatility: NEMA 4X watertight enclosure for reliable performance in any environment.
• Audible and Visual Alerts: High-decibel buzzer and bright alarm light activate when high water levels are detected.
• 15' Mechanical Float Switch: Triggers the alarm when liquid levels rise, ensuring timely notifications.
• 6' Power Cord: Simplifies installation with a standard 120 VAC plug.
• Easy Installation: Can be mounted on a post, wall, or pedestal for flexible setup.
• Automatic Reset: System resets itself once the high water condition is resolved.
• Durable Design: Built to withstand the demands of septic and wastewater applications.

Observer 500 Alarm Applications

• Septic Tanks: Alerts homeowners to high water levels to prevent system backups
• Pump Stations: Monitors liquid levels to ensure proper pump operation
• Holding Tanks: Provides early warning of potential overflows
• Sump Pits and Other Systems: Ideal for any application requiring liquid level monitoring.

Installation Overview

1. Mount the Alarm Box: Secure the NEMA 4X enclosure on a post, outdoor wall, or pedestal.
2. Install the Float Switch: Place the 15' mechanical float switch inside the septic tank or pump chamber, ensuring it can move freely to detect high water levels.
3. Connect the Float Switch: Run the float switch wire to the alarm box and connect it to the designated terminals.
4. Plug in the Power Cord: Insert the 6' power cord into a standard 120 VAC outlet.
5. Test the System: Lift the float switch manually to verify the audible buzzer and visual light activate. Ensure the system resets when the float is lowered.