Levels - 10 to 100 mH2O

Select a level sensor with a range between 10 and 100 metres of water column (33 to 328 feet of water gauge).

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LMP307 Submersible Level Transmitter

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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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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Level TROLL 500 Level Data Logger

Battery powered submersible data logger for recording level of rivers, reservoirs, boreholes, tidal & coastal waters with ranges from 3.5 mH2O up to 350 mH2O gauge or absolute

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LMK331 Screw-In Ceramic Level Transmitter

Level pressure sensor with semi-flush ceramic diaphragm and stainless steel, PVC or PVDF wetted parts for aggressive corrosive media in ranges from 1.6mH2O up to 600mH2O gauge or absolute.

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DS200 Combined Hydrostatic Level Switch, Gauge and Sensor

Three in one hydrostatic level switch, digital level gauge and level sensor with hydrostatic ranges from 1 mWG up to 400 mWG (3.3 to 1312 ftWG).

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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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LevelTROLL 300 Non-Vented Borehole Water Level Logger

The level troll 300 bore hole water level data logger is available in measuring ranges from 10.9 m up to 200.7 mH2O. To compensate for atmospheric pressure the device can be used in conjunction with the Barotroll atmospheric pressure logger or a known value can be entered into the software to adjust the readings.

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