Capacitive level switch SC400
for liquidsfor solidsaluminum

capacitive level switch
capacitive level switch
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Characteristics

Technology
capacitive
Medium
for liquids, for solids
Material
aluminum
Mounting
threaded, flange, insertion
Other characteristics
high-temperature, high-pressure, IP65, rugged
Process temperature

Max.: 120 °C
(248 °F)

Min.: -10 °C
(14 °F)

Process pressure

Max.: 20 bar
(290.08 psi)

Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)

Description

The SC400 (w/ G1 aluminum housing) with LV400 relay controller is designed to signal, monitor or detect the level of a wide variety of solids or liquids. The SC400 features a robust wetted part that is well suited for high pressure and high temperature applications. Built with high mechanical resistance, the SC400’s can be applied in various products such as cement, sand, coal, grains, etc. For level detection of aggressive or corrosive products, the insertion length and connection can be coated with PTFE. The LV400 controller features a relay output and SPDT switch as well as a sensitivity adjustment. It is available in three models for either 24Vdc, 110Vac or 220Vac supply voltages. Application: Level Detection for Solids and Liquids Operating Voltage: LV400: 24Vdc (+/- 10%) 110 or 220Vac (50/60Hz) Consumption: 2VA Adjustment: Sensibility Sensitivity: 0 to 5pF Level Indication: LED ON/OFF Output: Relay (SPDT) 5A-250Vac Electrical Connection: Cable Gland - 1/2” NPT or M12 connector Process Connection: 3/4” to 1 1/2” BSP or NPT Flange or Sanitary Wetted Parts: 316SS, PTFE or Halar Coated Enclosure: Relay : ABS (Resistant thermoplastic) Housing: Aluminum High level alarm Low level alarm Pump protection Leak detection Overflow alarm Supply line control Fill/Drain control Lubricant monitoring Cooling water monitoring On/Off valve monitoring Oil level detection
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