59630-1-T-01-C

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Float level sensors are an essential measurement tool in any industrial application. The 59630-1-T-01-C is a robust, cost effective float level sensor that is widely used in both industrial and residential applications. It takes advantage of both buoyancy and displacement measurement principles to accurately detect the level of liquids in storage tanks or pipes.

The 59630-1-T-01-C is a magnetically coupled float level sensor. It features a discrete unit with a float connected to a sensor. The float contains a neodymium magnet which is coupled to a Hall effect sensor inside the discrete unit. The Hall effect sensor measures the position of the magnet and outputs the data to a control system.

This control system analyzes the output of the Hall effect sensor and outputs a signal indicative of the level of liquid in the tank or pipe. This output can be used to trigger a pump or valve to either fill or empty the tank, or to monitor the level for safety and maintenance purposes. The 59630-1-T-01-C can be used to measure levels from 0.1mm accuracy to greater than 6m, depending on the application.

The 59630-1-T-01-C is designed to work in a variety of operating conditions, including a wide range of temperatures, pressures, and liquids. The 59630-1-T-01-C is designed with a modular and robust construction which allows for easy installation, maintenance, and routine calibrations. It also features a diagnostic feedback system which helps to ensure accurate and reliable data output.

The 59630-1-T-01-C is an ideal choice in applications where accurate liquid level measurement is required. It is suitable for a variety of industrial and residential applications, including wastewater systems, oil and gas production, and food and beverage manufacturing. Its robust design makes it suitable for long-term use in extreme conditions, and its cost effectiveness helps to keep overall costs down.

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