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Level Transducers (mV)

Fluid level transducers with low level millivolt outputs which are submersible or can be screwed into the outside of a tank. Strain gauge output level sensors are typically used on remote installations which require low power consumption for interfacing with data loggers and telemetry systems.

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IML IP68 Millivolt Output Level Sensor

Hydrostatic level sensor with an IP68 sealed electrical connection, stainless steel 316L or Duplex construction and a passive millivolt strain gauge output signal. Available in level ranges from 5 to 200 mWG gauge or absolute.

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IML Submersible Absolute Reference Depth Sensor

Absolute referenced hydrostatic depth sensor with an IP68 sealed electrical interface, stainless steel 316L or Duplex housing and a mV, amplified voltage or current output. Available in depth ranges from 5 to 200 mWG gauge or absolute.

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