Float switch bypass

I'm installing a Grundfos sqflex pump, io101, cu200, and float switch, but I'm having trouble envisioning how to bypass the float switch to keep the pump running when my 3,000 gallon gravity water tank is full. I want to use the pump by closing an inlet valve to the tank and irrigate using the pump pressure/water flow to an irrigation system.
My old brain is having trouble with the wiring bypass, I thought the float switch just sent a small electrical signal to the cu200, but in watching a float switch video it seems the entire pump load is sent through the float switch wires? I don't have it in hand with directions.
I had thought I could use a breaker to cut off the float switch when I don't need it. Will the pump then keep running?
My old brain is having trouble with the wiring bypass, I thought the float switch just sent a small electrical signal to the cu200, but in watching a float switch video it seems the entire pump load is sent through the float switch wires? I don't have it in hand with directions.
I had thought I could use a breaker to cut off the float switch when I don't need it. Will the pump then keep running?
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I’m thinking the pump switch must be powered in the down position so a breaker in the float cable should work .