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LMK809 Plastic Submersible Low Level Transmitter
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IP68 low range pressure transmitter for measuring the level of highly contaminated and agressive liquid media with a body made from PP (Polypropylene) or PVDF. Hydrostatic level ranges from 0.4 up to 100 metres of water column.
Product Parameters
Hydrostatic Level Ranges: 0.4 to 100 metres of water gauge
Accuracy: 0.35% FS or 0.25% FS (IEC60770)
Output Signal: 4-20mA 2wire, 0-10Vdc 3 wire
Electrical Connection: PUR, FEP or TPE cable with IP68 watertight seal
Pressure Connection: Open face flush diaphram
Media Compatibility: PP or PVDF sensor housing, FKM, EPDM or FFKM O ring seals and Ceramic Alumina Al2O3 (99.9%) diaphragm
Dimensions: 45 mm diameter
Weight: 320 g
Special Features: Compatible with aggressive media, no metal parts exposed to the media
Special Options: vented sensor termination enclosure with PT100 transmitter and/or over voltage protection circuit, R1 thread pipe mounting
Product Description
The LMK 809 chemical resistant immersible level sensor includes a ceramic pressure sensing diaphragm which is highly corrosion resistant to most chemicals.
For waste-water applications the ceramic sensing element of the LMK-809 submersible level transmitter is semi-flush to prevent clogging and facilitate easy cleaning.
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