# Sensors & Transducers › Sensors

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Category page on [Novapart](https://novapart.co) — 5 active component(s).

## Subcategories

- **Liquid Level Sensors**
  - Float Liquid Level Sensors
- **Proximity Sensors / Proximity Switches**
  - Reed Proximity Sensors

## Products (5 shown of 5)

| SKU | Name | Manufacturer | Price | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PCA22330 | Reed Switch, PCA Series, 40 mm, SPST-NO, 50 W, 70 VA, 300 Vac, Wire Leaded | CELDUC | €13.6800 | 10+ |
| PCC26720 | SENSOR, M12, CO, 18MM, 60W, IP67 | CELDUC | €17.1600 | 10+ |
| PTF01070. | Float Switch, PTFA Series, Vertical, SPST-NO, Nylon 6.6, 10 VA | CELDUC | €6.3100 | 500+ |
| PTFA3115 | Float Switch, PTFA Series, Horizontal, SPST-NO, Nylon 6, 50 VA | CELDUC | €11.2100 | 50+ |
| PTI40020 | Reed Switch, PIT4 Series, 20 mm, M8, SPST-NO, 10 W, 12 VA, 200 Vdc, Wire Leaded | CELDUC | €12.7600 | 10+ |
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