A submersible hydrostatic level transmitter that determines liquid level from the pressure exerted by the column of fluid above the sensing element. The slim stainless steel probe is suspended from its cable, allowing simple installation in wells, tanks, and reservoirs without internal fittings.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a hydrostatic level transmitter work? It measures the static pressure produced by the column of liquid above the probe and converts that pressure into a level value based on the fluid density.
Is it suitable for drinking water? Versions with drinking-water approvals are available; the appropriate certification should be specified at order time.
What output signal does it provide? A standard 4-20 mA two-wire analog signal compatible with most industrial control systems.
