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News Release from: Gentech International | Subject: ESS extended liquid level sensor/sender
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 07 September 2001
Gentech offers continuous output
The new ESS extended liquid level sensor/sender from switching, sensing and control solutions specialists Gentech International is for critical applications requring precise level signalling.
The new ESS extended liquid level sensor/sender from switching, sensing and control solutions specialists Gentech International is ideal for critical applications requiring more precise level signalling than that provided by multi-point sensors Providing a continuous/analogue output through a single float travelling its length, the Gentech ESS liquid level sensor is suitable for use in applications such as storage tanks, gensets, off highway and street cleaning vehicles and in a range of liquids including water, oil, fuel and coolants
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 1 Oct 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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The sensor combines the proven reliability of magnetic reed switching with resistors networked to provide a variable output proportional to the float position.
The sensor features 2-wire resistance output - or 4-wire for low level alarm option - a brass stem up to 1 metre in length and can be fitted internally via M16 connection or externally via an SAE flange.
Gentech ESS extended liquid level sensors offer four resistance output options, have a maximum voltage of 12-48V DC and an operating temperature range of -30degC to +130degC.
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