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LMK331 Screw-In Ceramic Level Transmitter
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Level pressure sensor with semi-flush ceramic diaphragm and stainless steel or PVDF wetted parts for aggressive corrosive media in ranges from 4mH2O up to 600mH2O gauge.
Product Parameters
Pressure Ranges: from 4 mH20 up to 600 mH2O gauge
Accuracy: ±0.5% full scale
Output Signal: 4-20mA or 0-20mA current, 0-10V amplified voltage, optional ATEX and SIL2
Electrical Connections: DIN plug, Integral cable gland, process industry style field housing, M12 and Binder
Pressure Connections: Stainless steel or PVDF pressure port with G3/4 male thread with flush diaphragm
Seals: FKM, NBR or EPDM O rings
Special Features: Flush Ceramic diaphragm for chemical resilience
Special Options: ATEX approval, PVDF pressure connector material
Product Description
The LMK 331 aggressive media level transmitter is designed for measuring the level in chemical storage tanks where stainless steel and other metals are not compatible with the media.
The LMK331 chemical level sensor is easily mounted by hand to a tank using the knurled part of the sensor body.
The wetted parts in contact with the tank contents are a semi-flush Ceramic diaphragm or PVDF pressure connection, FKM, NBR or EPDM O ring seals.
The LMK-331 level transducer can measure the level in small and large Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBC) and for hazardous area applications requiring intrinsic safety a ATEX approved version can be specified.
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Screw-in hydrostatic level sensor with ranges below 4 mWC
Ceramic diaphragm level sensors
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