for translucent liquids
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111262
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HSO-G3/8
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G 3/8
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70
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9
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14.3
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24
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29
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135
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111261
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HSO-G1/2
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G 1/2
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70
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9
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14.3
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24
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29
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135
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Brass.
Polysulfone.
NBR.
For a correct assembly see Warnings.
-30 / +110°C.
-30 / +55°C.
100 bar
Suitable for the detection of translucent liquids inside even small tanks.
The optical sensor inserted inside the metal body includes a prism with an infrared diode and a detector device.
| Electrical features | |
| Description | Features |
| Power supply | 15 – 35 Vcc |
| Current drawn by the internal circuit | 10 mA |
| Max load | 100 mA |
| Electrical output | Push - Pull |
In the absence of contact with the liquid, the infrared ray is entirely reflected by the prism towards the receiver; however, when the sensor is wetted by the liquid, the refractive index of the prism changes and part of the infrared ray is dispersed in the liquid itself, causing the output to switch (Fig.1).
The amount of reflected light translates into a measurement of the level inside the tank.
It is advisable to periodically check the condition of the optical sensor lens and, if necessary, proceed with cleaning using non-corrosive liquids.