70151-1351

70151-1351 industrial equipment is used to detect the level of liquid inside a vessel. This type of equipment is specifically designed to work in environments where hazardous and explosive materials are present. The device is composed of five major components: a control unit, display unit, sensing probe, signal converter and an actuator.

The control unit is the core component of the device and is responsible for controlling all operations, monitoring, and communication. It communicates with the other components via electrical signals. The control unit contains several outputs that are used to control the operation of the actuator and other elements of the device. It also contains a memory unit for storing programs and instructions.

The display unit is responsible for displaying information to the user. The unit typically consists of a display with several LED\'s and a user interface. The user interface allows the user to enter data or view information, usually via buttons or an LCD display. The display can also warn the user if any errors or faults occur during operation.

The sensing probe is the device\'s main sensor, it is responsible for measuring the level of liquid in the vessel. The probe is usually constructed of metal or plastic and is inserted directly into the vessel. It is connected to the control unit via electrical wires. It then sends electrical signals, or analog signals, representing the level of liquid in the vessel to the control unit.

The signal converter is used to convert the analog signals into digital signals. It is usually composed of resistors and capacitors and is responsible for translating the analog signals into a digital format that can be understood by the control unit. The signal converter also amplifies and filters the signals to ensure they are accurate and reliable.

The actuator is the device which is responsible for activating the related equipment. The actuator receives signals from the control unit and converts them into mechanical motions. This could be activating a valve, switching on a pump or triggering an alarm. The actuator is usually a motor controlled by the control unit.

In summary, 70151-1351 industrial equipment is designed to detect the level of liquid inside a vessel. It consists of five major components which include a control unit, display unit, sensing probe, signal converter and an actuator. The control unit is responsible for controlling and monitoring all operations, while the display unit displays information to the user. The sensing probe, signal converter and actuator detect levels of liquid, convert signals to a digital format and trigger related equipment, respectively.