LMK351 High Overpressure Flush Level Transmitter

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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.

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The LMK351 high abrasion resistant level sensor incorporates ceramic capacitance diaphragm technology which exhibits high accuracy and over-pressure at low liquid levels.

The capacitive aluminium oxide (Al2O3) ceramic sensing diaphragm of the LMK351 chemical level sensor is highly resistant to abrasive materials and corrosive chemicals such as acids and alkalines. For chemicals that are not compatible with stainless steel 316Ti there are options for PVC or PVDF screw-in fittings.

For installations where frequent external washdown of storage tanks and equipment is required an IP68 buccaneer electrical connector can be selected for the LMK351 aggressive media level transmitter to make it waterproof.

A liquid level range from 1.3 up to 328 feet of water column can be specified for the LMK351 low range chemical level sensor with measurement accuracy of ±0.175 or 0.125% full scale.

For hazardous areas with volatile gases or dust present the LMK351 chemical level sensor has optional ATEX approved intrinsically safe electronics for use with IS barriers.

Technical Summary

Pressure Ranges: from 400 mmH2O up to 100 mH2O WC

Accuracy: 0.175% FS BSL NLHR or optional improved to 0.125% FS

Output Signals: 4-20mA or 0-10V dc

Electrical Connections: DIN plug, M12 Binder or waterproof buccaneer connectors plus integral cable options with IP67 or IP68 protection

Internal Wetted Seals: FKM, EPDM or FFKM

Pressure Connector: G1 1/2 DIN3852 male thread with flush diaphragm

Special Features: Low range and high overpressure, robust and chemically inert diaphragm

Special Options: PVC or PVDF housing for aggressive chemicals, ATEX approved for intrinsic safety

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