Ultrasonic level switch SONOCONTROL 15 (Ex)
for liquidsfor chemicalsfor the pharmaceutical industry

ultrasonic level switch
ultrasonic level switch
ultrasonic level switch
ultrasonic level switch
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Characteristics

Technology
ultrasonic
Medium
for liquids
Applications
for chemicals, for the pharmaceutical industry
Material
stainless steel
Other characteristics
compact, precision, non-invasive, wireless, IP67
Process temperature

Max.: 140 °C
(284 °F)

Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)

Description

The ultrasonic level switch is designed to detect with speed and precision whether or not a pipe is filled with liquid or liquefied gas. As soon as the pipe’s detection point is filled, the sensor ensures safe switching. The compact non-invasive sensor measures through the pipe wall and is particularly suited to applications within the pharmaceutical and fine chemical industries. For example to protect pumps and monitor filling machines. General Within the pharmaceutical industry, the SONOCONTROL 15 serves as a limit switch that detects whether a pipe with a small nominal diameter is full or empty. The switch is simply placed (sideways) on the outside of the tube or pipe without interrupting the flow process. This prevents leakage problems. After a successful ‘teach-in’, the sensor distinguishes liquid and gas / air. The detection point must be set up on the vertical pipe to ensure that the switch function works properly at a half full pipe. The two-wired system’s simplified installation method ensures optimal use. Thanks to the plastic mounting system, the sensor can be slid back and forth quickly and easily. Features Easy installation on the pipe’s exterior Retrofit without process interruption Low total costs since no process connections are required Short response time No wear Quick Boot Applications Pharmacy Fine chemicals
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