0-5V 4-20mA Analog Capacitance Liquid Level Transmitter for Fuel Level Sensor
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1-49 Pieces US$129.50
50+ Pieces US$101.50
Sepcifications
- Type Probe
- Contact Contact
- Material 316 Sst Housing Waterproof
- Certification CE
- Trademark Holykell
- Origin Hunan, China (Mainland)
- Level Range 0m....3m
- Accuracy 0.15%F.S
- Digital Signal Output RS485 RS232 SDI-12
- Analog Output 4-20mA 0-5V 0.5-4.5V 0-10V
- Working Temp -20ºC~80ºC
- Failure Pressure 3 Times Rated Pressure
- Power Supply 10~30VDC/12-30V /5V
- Certificate Approving Exia Iict6 Atex and Ce FCC Certificate
- Warranty 18 Months
Product Description
0-5V 4-20mA Analog Capacitance liquid level transmitter for fuel level sensor Product Description HPT623 Smart capacitance level sensors can be cut to max 50% length. Available for tank depths between 200 mm and 1800 mm it can also be cut to length by the user. A range of SAE 5 Hole mounted ...
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