Home > Your Application > Level Measurement > ATEX Approved Level Sensors

ATEX Approved Level Sensors

ATEX certified level sensors for use in hazardous areas with potentially explosive environments which can be submerged or mounted externally to a tank.

Product List

Products Feed

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.

More Details

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.

More Details

LMK351 High Overpressure Flush Level Transmitter

Flush capacitive ceramic pressure sensor for measuring corrosive and viscous liquid level from levels 0.4 metres of water up to 100 mH2O. This screw-in fluid level transmitter features high overload rating up to 50x and options for all plastic wetted parts.

More Details

LMK457 Marine Approved Level Transmitter

Marine approved level transmitter with 4-20mA current loop output for shipbuilding with optional all CuNiFe construction for sea-water compatibility in ranges from 0.4 mH2O to 250mH2O gauge.

More Details

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).

More Details

LMK307 Submersible Waste Water Level Sensor

Submersible waste water level sensor with optional intrinsic safety certification for monitoring the level of sewage and effluent in water treatment plants. Available in level ranges from 6 up to 250 meters of water gauge.

More Details

LMK309 Low Range IP68 Waste Water Level Transmitter

Submersible Low Range waste water level transmitter with intrinsically safe option for monitoring the level of sewage and effluent in water treatment plants. Available in level ranges from 1.6 up to 6 meters of water gauge.

More Details

Home > Your Application > Level Measurement > ATEX Approved Level Sensors

Request Info | Ask a Question | Call Request

Site Last Updated: 12/05/08

Tools

Pressure Conversion

Equals

Resources

Pressure Measurement Glossary - Find explanations of terminology used for specifying and using pressure instruments

Pressure Unit Conversion - Look up conversion factors or select a conversion table for a particular pressure unit

Pressure Sensor Specification - Select parameters with PSAT to generate a spec for your own use or to submit as an enquiry

Contact

Tel: +44 (0)1780 721569

Fax: +44 (0)1780 721586

Email: Enquiries

Help: Request Info

Ask a Question

Call Request

News

11/05/08 : Low pressure sensor for wet media
05/05/08 : Sensors paired to measure differential pressure with high overload
03/03/08 : Handy digital pressure gauge with atex option
19/01/08 : Supply voltage and load resistance considerations for pressure transmitters
06/01/08 : Measuring liquid level in a sealed tank with a hydrostatic pressure sensor
29/12/07 : What is the BSL and TSL accuracy of a pressure sensor
18/11/07 : Determining the hydrostatic pressure range for a tank level sensor
27/10/07 : Using absolute pressure sensors to measure hydrostatic level
18/09/07 : Interpreting specifications of pressure sensor accuracy
13/08/07 : Battery powered pressure data Logger for standalone pressure recording
07/08/07 : Choosing portable pressure calibrators for calibrating pressure transmitters
26/07/07 : Advantages of digital output pressure sensors
15/07/07 : High pressure transducers with diaphragms built for hydraulic pressure testing
11/07/07 : When to use a pressure transducer with a millivolt output
04/07/07 : Reduce calibration costs of analogue pressure gauges
01/07/07 : Choosing a pressure reference for a pressure sensor
09/06/07 : Versatile marine pressure transmitter for hydrostatic tank level
26/05/07 : Are you getting the optimum performance from your pressure transmitter
05/05/07 : Measuring vacuum pressure with negative gauge or absolute pressure ranges
22/04/07 : What is the difference between a pressure transducer and a transmitter
20/03/07 : What is the difference between gauge and absolute pressure measurement
17/03/07 : What to consider when selecting a differential pressure sensor
15/03/07 : Digital sensor for high precision pressure calibration
11/03/07 : Why are there so many pressure units to convert to
24/02/07 : Low cost HVAC pressure sensor for clean-room air flow monitoring
18/02/07 : Level sensor for shallow depth measurement

RSS

News Feed

Products Feed