ILSU-GI240-008

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Float and level sensors are key components of many industrial processes. The ILSU-GI240-008 is a reliable and cost-effective float and level sensor for a wide range of applications. In this article, we will look at the application field and working principle of the ILSU-GI240-008.

Applications

The ILSU-GI240-008 is a versatile float and level sensor that can be used in a variety of applications. It is most commonly used in the water industry, where it can be used to measure the level of water in a tank or reservoir. Additionally, it can also be used to detect leaks in pipes, monitor the level of gas in a tank, and gauge the level of oil in an engine. Thanks to its robust construction and IP67 rating, the ILSU-GI240-008 can be safely used in hazardous or wet environments.

Working Principle

The ILSU-GI240-008 is a compact and simple device that is easy to install and use. At its core, it contains a float with a magnetic field. As the float moves up or down the liquid level, it interacts with the magnetic field, which causes the built-in electric contacts to open or close. This in turn triggers the target output signal, which can be used to display the current liquid level on a dashboard or initiate an appropriate action. The accuracy of the ILSU-GI240-008 is guaranteed with an accuracy of ±1.3 percent and a resolution of 0.1 percent.

Conclusion

The ILSU-GI240-008 is a reliable and cost-effective float and level sensor for a wide range of applications. It is most commonly used in the water industry, but it can also be used to detect leaks in pipes, monitor the level of gas in a tank, and gauge the level of oil in an engine. It features an accuracy of ±1.3 percent and a resolution of 0.1 percent, guaranteed by its robust construction and IP67 rating. It is easy to install and use, and provides an accurate and reliable way of measuring liquid levels in any environment.

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