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Ultrasonic Continuous Liquid Level Sensor

December 17, 2008 By sensortipsadmin Leave a Comment

Plainville CT — Gems® Sensors & Controls™ (Gems) has launched the UCL-510 Ultrasonic Level Sensor. The compact UCL-510 is suitable for non-contact applications such as industrial water treatment, wastewater management, chemical storage, and many other challenging fluid applications.

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The UCL-510 offers an innovative solution for challenging fluid measurement with no moving parts. This highly accurate and reliable sensor is built for general purpose, small tank applications 49.2” (1.25m) or less and offers switch, controller and transmitter capabilities in one multi-function transmitter. The UCL-510 is packaged within a compact sensor with a 2” dead band and an innovative PC interface that provides fast and accurate configuration. The UCL-510 is suited for corrosive and dirty applications and is virtually maintenance free and reduces tank system hardware. The product combines 4 relays, 4-20mA output and pump/valve control in one small sensor for a total fluid handling and automation solution.

www.GemsSensors.com

Filed Under: Liquid Level Tagged With: gems, ucl-510, Ultrasonic Level Sensor

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