- Detection - Measurement
- Flow, Pressure and Level Measurements
- Magnetic float level switch
- GEMS SENSORS & CONTROLS
Magnetic float level switch LS-1800 for liquidsfor tanksfor the food industry
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Characteristics
- Technology
- magnetic float
- Medium
- for liquids
- Applications
- for tanks, for the food industry
- Material
- stainless steel, brass, aluminum
- Mounting
- threaded, vertical
- Other characteristics
- single-point
- Process temperature
Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)Max.: 110 °C
(230 °F)- Process pressure
Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)Max.: 10.34 bar
Description
LS-1800 Series Single-Point Level Switches are intermediate in size, are suitable for high viscosity liquids and provide excellent stability for general use in oils and water. With large float displacement, the LS-1800 Series switch withstands rough service.
Withstands Rough Service
Intermediate Size
Excellent Stability
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