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Used Level Sensors in Washington, USA

  • PT2X-BVBarometric & Vacuum with Datalogging

    PT2X-BVBarometric & Vacuum with Datalogging

    • new

    Provides barometric compensation for PT2X sensors with free Aqua4Plus software Stores over 520,000 records of pressure, temperature, and time data Includes RS485 interface for easy networking Available in a weath...

    Kent, WA
  • PS9800Pressure & Optional Temperature with

    PS9800Pressure & Optional Temperature with 4-20mA Interface

    • new

    Measures pressure and temperature Thermally compensated for volatile conditions Designed with built-in transient protection Includes reverse polarity protection Similar to the PS98i , the PS9800 pressure transmit...

    Kent, WA
  • PS98iPressure with 4-20mA Interface

    PS98iPressure with 4-20mA Interface

    • new

    Measures pressure Designed with built-in transient protection Includes reverse polarity protection Offering great noise immunity and transient protection, this industry standard 4-20 mA pressure transmitter is bo...

    Kent, WA

Overview

Level sensors are devices designed to detect the level of substances such as liquids, powders, and granular materials. They are commonly used in various industries including manufacturing, water treatment, and food processing to monitor and control the amount of material within containers, tanks, or silos.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing a level sensor?

Consider the type of material being measured, the environment where the sensor will be used, the required accuracy, and the sensor's compatibility with your control systems.

How are level sensors shipped safely?

Level sensors should be packed in protective packaging to prevent damage during transit. It's best to use a reputable carrier with experience in handling delicate instruments.

What maintenance is required for level sensors?

Maintenance includes regular cleaning, calibration to ensure accurate measurements, and periodic inspections for any signs of wear or damage. Refer to the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance procedures.