Piezoresistive level probe DCL 532for oilfor waterfor fuel
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Characteristics
- Technology
- piezoresistive
- Medium
- for water, for oil, for fuel
- Interface
- digital output
- Other characteristics
- IP68
- Level range
Min.: 0 m
(0'00" )Max.: 40 m
(131'02" )- Process pressure
Min.: 0.1 bar
(1.45 psi)Max.: 4 bar
(58.02 psi)- Process temperature
Min.: -25 °C
(-13 °F)Max.: 70 °C
(158 °F)
Description
The stainless-steel level probe DCL 532 is designed for continuous level measurement in water and clean or slightly polluted liquids. A piezoresistive pressure sensor with low thermal error, an excellent linearity and long-term stability, provides the basis of DCL 532.
Contrary to level probes with analogue output signal, the DCL 532 offers a digital i²C-interface. Thanks to the very low current consumption and supply voltage, it is ideally combined with battery-powered data acquisition systems.
Features
accuracy: 0,25 % (Opt. 0,1 %) FSO
digital output signal i2C / bus frequency max. 400 kHz
minimal current consumption: 0,15 mA @ 2,7 V
diameter 26,5 mm
small thermal effect
high accuracy
excellent long term stability
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