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ATM N Titanium Submersible Hydrostatic Pressure Transmitter
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All Titanium submersible pressure transmitter for measuring the hydrostatic level of leachate, brackish water or sea water. Ranges from 1 metre up to 250 metres of water column with option for ATEX approval for use zone 0 hazardous areas such as landfill sites.
Product Parameters
Hydrostatic Level Range: from 1 up to 250 mH2O gauge or absolute
Accuracy: 0.5% FS, 0.25% FS, or 0.1% FS (>5mH2O only)
Output Signal: 4-20mA, 0-20mA, 0-5Vdc or 0-10Vdc with or without lightning surge protection
Electrical Connection: PE (non ATEX only), PUR or Teflon cable, IP68 sealed
Pressure Connection: Closed or open protective cone, G1/2 or G1/4 male process fitting
Media Compatibility: Titanium body with Viton, EPDM or Kalrez seal gaskets. PE, PUR or Teflon cable jacket
Weight: 160g (200 with lightning protection)
Dimensions: 24mm diameter
Special Features: Titanium construction for corrosion resistance to sea-water and other harsh media
Special Options: Vented cable junction box, ATEX Zener barrier and cable clamp for installation.
Product Description
The ATM/N level transmitter can be used with corrosive media such as salt water, brackish water and with Petrochemicals if the Teflon cable is specified.
The pressure sensing element is a semiconductor strain gauge element which is isolated from the media via a titanium isolation membrane which is backfilled with silicone oil. The electrical connection is water resistant sealed for permanent immersion and Polyurethane, Polyethylene or Teflon cable jackets can be specified.
The ATEX approved ATM/N/Ex is intrinsically safe for use in hazardous areas when used in conjunction with an IS barrier. The ATM/N/Ex is intended for environmental monitoring applications such as measuring the level of leachate in landfill sites or groundwater in petrochemical storage sites.
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ATEX approved pressure sensors
IP68 rated measurement devices
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All prices are exclusive of any applicable VAT and delivery charges
£467.00
Site Last Updated: 09/02/12
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