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Posted for "N320GG" <n320g@hotmail.com>:

  Mark, it appears that they also have higher voltage, 10-28vdc?  I am not 
sure
I grasp the wet Vs dry (wet =NO, normally open)?  I would be installing one of
these to replace the worthless float.  It would want it indicate when my
header is less than 1/2 full.  There fore it would close when there wasn't
fuel present. Which one would I want?  Maybe just a little more explanation of
how you wired yours up.
  
  Thanks in advance
  Gary Melton LNC2 500+
  N320GG