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The level sensors of the 26Y series are budget-friendly, but still offer high accuracy and excellent long-term stability. They are available in versions for absolute or relative pressure. With a start-up time of just 5 ms, the Y line is ideally suited to data logger applications.

The 36KyX series was specially developed for brackish water and sewage applications. It is equipped with a non-fouling Kynar separating diaphragm, which combines the anti-adhesion properties of PTFE with outstanding hardness and abrasion resistance. This level sensors design can be readily installed in harsh environments, eliminating the need for bulky, costly protective equipment. In addition to the RS485 interface, the measurement results can also be output via the integrated D/A converter as a rangeable analog signal.

The level sensors of the 46X series combine a ceramic measuring cell for very low measuring ranges on the mbar scale with microprocessor electronics for compensating for temperature dependence and nonlinearity. In addition to the digital RS485 interface, the sensors also have a rangeable analog output.

The high-precision level sensors of the 36XiW series measure with ultra-high accuracy and resolution. Temperature dependence and nonlinearity are precisely compensated for in the microprocessor by means of a mathematical model. They can be supplied with either an RS485 or SDI-12 interface. In addition to the pressure sensor for the level measurement, it is also possible to integrate a Pt1000 that is calibrated to ±0,1 °C from 0...50 °C. Extended lightning protection comes as standard with the SDI-12 interface and is available as an option for the RS485 interface.

With a small diameter of just 16 mm, these level sensors are ideally suited to use in small spaces, such as narrow monitoring pipes. The measurement results can be read out via the 4...20 mA output or the RS485 interface. Extended lightning protection is integrated as standard.

The level sensors of the 26Y-Ei series are budget-friendly, but still offer high accuracy and excellent long-term stability. They are available in versions for absolute or relative pressure. With a start-up time of just 5 ms, the Y line is ideally suited to data logger applications. Intrinsically safe – suitable for use in explosive atmospheres.

In the high-precision level pressure transmitters of the 36XW-Ei series, the temperature dependence and nonlinearity are precisely compensated for in the microcontroller by means of a mathematical model. In addition to the RS485 interface, the measurement results can also be output via the integrated D/A converter as a rangeable analog signal. Extended lightning protection is also available as an option. Intrinsically safe – suitable for use in explosive atmospheres.

The level sensors of the 46X-Ei series combine a ceramic measuring cell for very low measuring ranges on the mbar scale with microprocessor electronics for compensating for temperature dependence and nonlinearity. In addition to the digital RS485 interface, the sensors also have a rangeable analog output. Intrinsically safe – suitable for use in explosive atmospheres.

The high-precision multi-parameter probes of the 36XiW-CTD series measure conductivity and temperature as well as pressure, along with the depth of bodies of water. Temperature dependence and nonlinearity are precisely compensated for in the microcontroller by means of a mathematical model. The integrated Pt1000 achieves an accuracy of ±0,1 °C, and the conductivity can be measured at ± 2,5% of the selected range (0,2 / 2 / 20 / 200 mS/cm). The sensors can be supplied with either an RS485 or SDI-12 interface. Extended lightning protection comes as standard with the SDI-12 and is available as an option for the RS485 interface.

The DCX-22 data loggers achieve greater measurement accuracy than loggers with a smaller diameter. Thanks to their long-life battery, they can keep measuring the water level, water pressure and temperature for years (up to 10 years at a rate of one measurement per hour). The data logger can be configured using the supplied software (measurement interval, incident management, delayed measurement start etc.) and data that has been read can be displayed in a graph or chart, corrected using air pressure values, converted into fill levels or other units, and exported.