High Quality Submersible Level Transmitter - SUP-P260-M2 Slurry level sensor submersible level transmitter – Sinomeasure
High Quality Submersible Level Transmitter - SUP-P260-M2 Slurry level sensor submersible level transmitter – Sinomeasure Detail:
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Features
- Non-clogging and damage resistant to floating solids
- Durable 316 SS construction for reliable, long life in harsh environments
- 1/2 inch NPT threaded connection, allows the unit to be installed in a pipe/conduit
- Diaphragm is protected from physical damage and turbulence
- Added weight helps hold transmitter in place
- Excellent chemical compatibility for wide application use
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Specification
| Product | Slurry level transmitter |
| Model | SUP-P260-B |
| Measuring range | 0m-0.5m-100m |
| Display resolution | 0.5% |
| Ambient temperature | 0℃~50℃，-10℃~65℃ |
| Output signal | 4mA-20mA,0V-5V(Customized) |
| Pressure overload | 200%FS |
| Power supply | 12VDC-30VDC |
| Medium temperature | -30℃~65℃ |
| Overall material | Body: 304 SS, 316L SS; Cable: PE, PU, PTFE |
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By Penny from Vietnam - 2017.10.27 12:12
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