Bfcm Special Veratron Deep-pipe Level Sender - 280mm - 90 To 4 Ohm [a2c1750220001] Pro Version [bWRgJmPZ]

Veratron Deep-Pipe Level Sender - High Precision for Fuel Tanks

The Veratron Deep-Pipe Level Sender is a cutting-edge sensor designed for precision level measurement in fuel tanks. This robust sensor is tailored to withstand the demands of marine environments and ensures accurate level readings even during sea state fluctuations. With its 38mm diameter vertical tube and internal float, it effectively measures the liquid level in fuel tanks with stability and reliability. The unique design includes small holes at the top and bottom of the tube to mitigate fuel sloshing, ensuring a consistent float position regardless of sea conditions.

Key Technical Specifications

The Veratron Deep-Pipe Level Sender is engineered with a wide range of technical specifications to meet various applications. It features a tubular stainless steel sensor suitable for both fuel and water, offering versatility in different settings. The sensor operates within a temperature range of -25°C to 65°C and can handle voltages from 6 to 24 VDC. The TE Superseal Connector 2-Pole IP67 ensures a watertight and dustproof connection, maintaining functionality in harsh environments. The sensor also comes with a 5-hole SAE flange for easy installation and a 200mm wiring harness for convenient setup.

Applications and Benefits

The Veratron Deep-Pipe Level Sender is an ideal solution for fuel tank level monitoring, especially in marine applications. Its high IP67 protection rating guarantees durability and reliability in challenging conditions. The sensor's 90 to 4 OHM signal range allows for precise level detection, which is crucial for maintaining fuel efficiency and safety. Whether you are equipping a boat or an industrial fuel storage tank, this level sender offers peace of mind with its accurate readings and robust construction. With a choice of lengths from 150mm to 1200mm, you can find the perfect fit for your specific needs, ensuring that the sensor is positioned at least 4mm from the base of the fuel tank once fitted.