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Hydrostatic Level Sensors for Sewage and Slurries
Hydrostatic level sensors for wastewater and slurry applications requiring measurement of a few metres of liquid height with an open face diaphragm to prevent clogging. These fluid level sensors have ceramic diaphragms which are highly tolerant to abrasion and have the option for hazardous area approval for use in environments with potentially explosive gases.
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 0.4 up to 100 meters of water gauge.
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 4 up to 250 meters of water gauge.
Level pressure sensor with semi-flush ceramic diaphragm and stainless steel or PVDF wetted parts for aggressive corrosive media in ranges from 4mH2O up to 600mH2O gauge or absolute.
Flush capacitive ceramic pressure sensor for measuring corrosive and viscous liquid level from levels 0.4 metres of water up to 200 mH2O. This screw-in fluid level transmitter features high overload rating up to 50x and options for all plastic wetted parts.
Water resistant pressure sensor for measuring hydrostatic pressures in the range of 0-0.5 mWC up to 0-100 mWC. An all stainless steel 316L construction with Viton O rings seals and a choice of PUR, PVC or FEP vented cabling. The IMSL is used for measuring groundwater, aquifer, reservoir and borehole water level. The internal silicon strain gauge sensor provides a stable water level reading accurate to 0.1% of span linearity with low hysteresis and repeatability errors.
Marine approved level transmitter with 4-20mA current loop output for measuring the level of contents inside a ships ballast, fuel, liquid cargo or wastewater tanks with optional all CuNiFe construction for sea-water compatibility in ranges from 0.4 mH2O to 200mH2O gauge or absolute.
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