Float level transmitter 60 - 3 000 mm, -40 °C ... +135 °C | LCSF100
for liquids2-wirefor storage tanks

Float level transmitter - 60 - 3 000 mm, -40 °C ... +135 °C | LCSF100 - Comeco Control & Measurement - for liquids / 2-wire / for storage tanks
Float level transmitter - 60 - 3 000 mm, -40 °C ... +135 °C | LCSF100 - Comeco Control & Measurement - for liquids / 2-wire / for storage tanks
Float level transmitter - 60 - 3 000 mm, -40 °C ... +135 °C | LCSF100 - Comeco Control & Measurement - for liquids / 2-wire / for storage tanks - image - 2
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Characteristics

Technology
float
Medium
for liquids
Interface
2-wire
Applications
for storage tanks
Other characteristics
programmable
Level range

Max.: 3,000 mm
(118.11 in)

Min.: 60 mm
(2.36 in)

Process pressure

Max.: 12 bar
(174.05 psi)

Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)

Process temperature

Max.: 135 °C
(275 °F)

Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)

Description

The operation of the LCSF100 level transmitter is based on the switching of reed switches by a magnetic float, moving alongside a protective tube, and the reed switches act on the elements of a resistor matrix, changing the total matrix resistance in linear proportionality with the level measured. In addition to providing a 2-wire 4...20 mA output signal with 6 or 12 mm level resolution, the transmitter may be equipped with up to 2 alarm contacts. Moreover, LCSF100 can be equipped with an integrated loop-powered programmable indicator with independent alarm outputs. This level transmitter is very useful in applications where ultrasonic or capacitive transmitters would not work because of the foam, dense vapor, or non-homogeneous gas layer above the liquid surface.

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