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Dwyer MBLT-2SB-IVPF-200-220 Miniature Submersible Level Transmitter
$1,135$1,362 (-17%)
Dwyer MBLT-2SB-IVPF-200-220 is a compact submersible level transmitter with an accuracy of ±0.25% or ±0.10% FS. It operates in temperatures ranging from -4 to 176°F (-20 to 80°C) and has a response time of less than 50ms. The output signal is a 4-20mA DC 2-wire or 0-5V, and it requires a power input of 10-33VDC or…
Dwyer MBLT-2SB-IVPF-200-220 is a compact submersible level transmitter with an accuracy of ±0.25% or ±0.10% FS. It operates in temperatures ranging from -4 to 176°F (-20 to 80°C) and has a response time of less than 50ms. The output signal is a 4-20mA DC 2-wire or 0-5V, and it requires a power input of 10-33VDC or 8-33VDC. It is designed for compatibility with liquids and features a pressure limit of 2x FS. The electrical connections are wire pigtails, and the wetted materials include 316 SS, polyether polyurethane or ETFE cable, fluoroelastomer seals, and polyolefin labeling. It has surge/lightning protection and meets EN61000-4-5 Class 5 standards.
Specifications
| (Instrument-Sensor) Measurement Accuracy | 0.25% |
|---|---|
| (Instrument-Sensor) Application | Liquid |
| Component | Miniature Submersible Level Transmitter |
| Manufacturer | Dwyer Instruments |
| (Instrument – Sensor) Supply Voltage | 10 – 33 VDC |
| (Instrument – Sensor) Supply Voltage | 8 – 33 VDC |
| (Instrument-Sensor) Temperature Range | -4 – 176 °F/-20 – 80°C |
Features
Slender 0.63˝ (16 mm) diameter design fits in narrow openings
Constructed for years of trouble free service with welded 316 SS body and 316 SS nose cap
Body top is 316 SS and tapered to prevent damage or snares when pulling the unit out of the installation
Low power voltage output models are ideal for remote level monitoring with rechargeable battery and solar panel
Maintenance free filter on vent tube eliminates particulate water droplets from entering the transducer
Incorporates lightning and surge protection, eliminating both power supply surges and lightning ground strike transients
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