Vibrating level switch MBA700
for bulk materialsfor tankfor chemicals

vibrating level switch
vibrating level switch
vibrating level switch
vibrating level switch
vibrating level switch
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Characteristics

Technology
vibrating
Medium
for bulk materials
Applications
for tank, for chemicals, for the food industry, for silos
Approvals
ATEX
Material
aluminum
Mounting
threaded, vertical
Other characteristics
IP65
Process temperature

Max.: 150 °C
(302 °F)

Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)

Process pressure

Max.: 10 bar
(145.04 psi)

Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)

Description

The MBA700 vibrating paddle has a highly sensitive sensor inside its robust housing. It is thus particularly suitable for light and powdered bulk goods. It is not possible to pinch bulk material (as with vibrating forks) using this single-pass measuring method. Deposits are effectively prevented due to the sword-like shape of the vibrating paddle. BENEFITS FLEXIBILITY 3 sensitivity levels and 2 switching options (full and empty) STABILITY Can be used with separation layers (e.g. water/sand) STAINLESS STEEL All parts in contact with the product made of stainless steel BACKGROUND The patented MBA700 vibrating paddle provides users with three sensitivity levels, making them suitable for both extremely lightweight bulk solids of 10 g/l and heavy materials. It measures irrespective of most bulk goods properties - whether in tea leaves, sand or sugar. In addition, the vibrating paddle has impressive energy efficiency: it vibrates at 290 Hz, consuming very little energy. The low vibration frequency also prevents independent "free shoveling” and thus miss-measurement by the device. TECHNICAL DATA • Installation vertically, horizontally or diagonally • Multi-voltage: 20 to 230 V AC/DC • Immersion depths up to 4,000 mm with raw extension • Depths up to 20,000 mm with special cable connection
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