Conductive level switch
CoFox ELT 8
AFRISO-EURO-INDEX
Application
Designed for use with electrically
conducting liquids which do not
foam excessively, are not highly
viscous or adhesive (bridging), e.g.
water, emulsions or waste water.
Also suitable as a water alarm in
conjunction with floor water probe
BWS 11.
Description
The CoFox® ELT 8 level controller
operates on the basis of conductivity.
The following functions can be
selected:
* Level switch
* Level control for filling
* Level control for emptying
The sensitivity is adjustable.
2 voltage-free changeover contacts
are provided for switching functions.
The units feature LED\'s for
"normal" operation and "alarm".
Switching functions
Level switch
The built-in relay can be pre-set to
either energise or de-energise when
the probe is in contact with the
liquid. Sensitivity must be adjusted
according to the conductivity of the
liquid.
Level control for filling
A minimum of 2 probe rods are required.
Set internal switch to "max"
(H). The relay energises when the
min. probe loses contact with the
liquid. The relay de-energises when
the liquid reaches the max. probe.
Designed for use with electrically
conducting liquids which do not
foam excessively, are not highly
viscous or adhesive (bridging), e.g.
water, emulsions or waste water.
Also suitable as a water alarm in
conjunction with floor water probe
BWS 11.
Description
The CoFox® ELT 8 level controller
operates on the basis of conductivity.
The following functions can be
selected:
* Level switch
* Level control for filling
* Level control for emptying
The sensitivity is adjustable.
2 voltage-free changeover contacts
are provided for switching functions.
The units feature LED\'s for
"normal" operation and "alarm".
Switching functions
Level switch
The built-in relay can be pre-set to
either energise or de-energise when
the probe is in contact with the
liquid. Sensitivity must be adjusted
according to the conductivity of the
liquid.
Level control for filling
A minimum of 2 probe rods are required.
Set internal switch to "max"
(H). The relay energises when the
min. probe loses contact with the
liquid. The relay de-energises when
the liquid reaches the max. probe.
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