Eleasa+Ganter 11055 HCV.76-E-ST-NC-80-M10 Electrical Level Indicator
Technical Overview
The Elesa+Ganter 11055 HCV.76-E-ST-NC-80-M10 electrical level indicator is engineered for hydraulic systems that require a clear visual oil level display combined with electrical warning capability. This model is part of the HCV-E-ST range and uses a normally closed contact configuration, making it suitable for monitoring circuits where the contact opens when an alarm condition occurs.
Design and Materials
The indicator body is manufactured from transparent polyamide-based PA-T technopolymer. This material provides high resistance to shocks, oils with additives, solvents and hydrocarbon-based fluids. The internal float is made from black glass-fibre reinforced PA technopolymer and includes a magnetic element that activates the electrical contact when the fluid reaches the defined threshold.
Elesa+Ganter 11055 HCV.76-E-ST-NC-80-M10 NC Contact Operation
In the NC version, the electrical contact opens when the oil level reaches the minimum point or when the temperature reaches the preset 80°C value. This behaviour can be preferred in control architectures where circuit interruption is used as a warning signal. The MIN level sensor supports AC/DC power supply. For NC contact operation, the maximum applicable voltage is 140 Vac and 150 Vdc, with maximum current up to 2 A and maximum commutable power of 20 VA.
Where It Fits Best
The Elesa+Ganter 11055 HCV.76-E-ST-NC-80-M10 electrical level indicator is relevant for hydraulic tanks, machine tools, lubrication units and mobile equipment where oil level loss or overheating must be detected quickly. The visual column remains readable from different angles, and the lens effect improves day-to-day inspection. For more details on Elesa+Ganter components, related hydraulic accessories can be reviewed online.
Elesa+Ganter 11055 HCV.76-E-ST-NC-80-M10 FAQ
What is the main function of the Elesa+Ganter 11055 model?
It provides visual oil level checking and electrical signalling for minimum level and 80°C maximum temperature conditions.
What does NC mean?
NC means normally closed. The contact opens when the minimum level or temperature threshold is reached.
Is this model suitable for mineral oil?
Yes. The HCV.76 series is commonly specified with mineral oil reference conditions.
Why choose NC instead of NO?
NC may be preferred in systems where an open circuit is treated as a fault, warning or safety-related signal.
What is the product type?
It is an electrical level indicator with temperature sensor for hydraulic systems.