June 30, 2009 -
Mounted at top of tank, LIT25 uses ultrasonic sensor to accurately measure fluid level for applications including chemical inventory as well as water and wastewater level. Standard features include 4-digit LCD, isolated 4-20 mA output, and control relay. Watertight NEMA4X enclosure and display can be mounted within 500 ft at convenient location for operators. To facilitate calibration without climbing tank, 2-button keypad allows direct entry of span as in. or cm without reference targets.
Level Indicating Transmitter with Non-Contacting Sensor
The LIT25 Level Indicating Transmitter from Greyline Instruments uses an ultrasonic sensor to accurately measure tank level for applications including chemical inventory, water and wastewater level. Standard features include a large 4-digit LCD display, isolated 4-20mA output, and one control relay. The Sensor is mounted at the top of the tank and the compact, watertight NEMA4X enclosure and display can be mounted within 500 ft. (152 m) at a convenient location for operators.
The new LIT25 includes a built-in, 2-button keypad for easy calibration without climbing the tank. It allows direct entry of span in inches or cm. without reference targets. Options include intrinsically safe sensor for hazardous locations. Company Information: Name: Greyline Instruments, Inc. Address: 105 Water St. City: Massena State: NY ZIP: 13662 Country: USA Phone: 888-473-9546 FAX: 315-764-0419 http://www.greyline.com
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