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LMP307 Submersible Level Transmitter

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Submersible level transmitter for measuring liquid level with a 4-20mA current loop or a 0-10V voltage output plus optional ATEX approval for instrinsically safe use in hazardous areas in ranges from 1mH2O up to 250mH2O.

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The LMP 307 submersible level transmitter is a general purpose sensor for measuring the level of fresh water or other mildly corrosive liquids.

The LMP-307 submersible level transmitter can be used to measure the water level in reservoirs, lakes, open flow channels & weirs and groundwater level of boreholes.

Relatively low water levels can be measured with the LMP307 submersible level transmitter despite its 27mm diameter. This is possible by incorporating a highly sensitive miniature silicon diaphragm with a very thin isolation membrane back filled with silicone oil.

Technical Summary

Hydrostatic Level Ranges: from 1mH2O to 250mH2O gauge

Accuracy: 0.25% full scale with optional 0.125% or 0.05%

Output Signal: 4-20mA or 0-10Vdc

Electrical Connections: Submersible PVC, PUR or FEP cable with IP68 ingress protection

Pressure Connection: Protective self draining nose cone

Dimensions: 27mm dia

Weight: 200 g without cable

Special Options: ATEX approved for intrinsic safety, IP66 Aluminium cable termination enclosure (4-20mA, 2wire only)

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