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LMK309 Low Range IP68 Waste Water Level Transmitter

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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.

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The LMK309 waste water level sensor has a stainless steel housing and a flush ceramic diaphragm which prevents clogging and facilitates cleaning.

Technical Summary

Hydrostatic Pressure Range: from 1.6 up to 6 mWG

Accuracy: ±0.25% FS BSL

Output Signal: 4-20mA, 2 wire current loop

Pressure Connection: None, flush ceramic diaphragm

Electrical Connection: IP68 submersible gland with PVC, PUR or FEP shielded cable

Dimensions: 39.5 mm diameter

Weight: 400 g

Special Options: ATEX certified to II 1 G EEx ia IIC T4, vented cable juntion box with PT100 transmitter and/or overvoltage protection circuit

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