May 2, 2008 -
Using ultrasonic wave propagation between transducer gap to sense presence or absence of liquid, Series MULS takes measurements at single point and provides multiple output choices for high/low level alarm, overflow prevention, and pump protection. Miniature switches can be mounted within 15° of horizontal, with no additional calibration required, and are offered in ¼ and ½ in. male NPT process connection sizes. They have 0.5 sec time delay and repeatability of less than .08 in.
NEW! Series MULS Low Cost Miniature Ultrasonic Level Switch
W.E. Anderson, a division of Dwyer Instruments, Inc., the preferred source for your complete range of practical and affordable instrumentation, is announcing the release of its NEW Series MULS Miniature Ultrasonic Level Switch.
The Series MULS Miniature Ultrasonic Level Switch measures liquid at a single point and provides multiple output choices for high or low level alarm, overflow prevention, and pump protection. The Series MULS uses ultrasonic wave propagation between the transducer gap to sense the presence or absence of a liquid. Units can be mounted within 15° of horizontal with no additional calibration required. The switches include a 0.5 second time delay and have repeatability of less than .08 in. (2 mm).
The MULS is offered in two different process connection sizes: ¼" and ½" male NPT. Each model can be wired for three available output configurations: SPST normally open dry contact relay, NPN sinking transistor, or PNP sourcing transistor.
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