LCT-20-C

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The LCT-20-C is a controller designed for liquid level applications. It\'s a multi-range controller that can be used in a variety of settings, from industrial to commercial, to residential. It\'s a highly reliable and accurate controller that can be easily integrated into a variety of systems, making it a popular choice for people needing a precise level reading. But what exactly is a LCT-20-C, and how does it work?

The LCT-20-C is a controller that uses pressure measurement technology to detect the level of a liquid. This technology works by detecting the difference in static air pressures between the liquid and the device, which in turn is used to calculate the level of the liquid. The LCT-20-C can be used to monitor the level of any type of liquid, from water and oil to chemically treated materials.

In many applications, the LCT-20-C may be combined with a series of sensors that measure the pressure in different parts of the liquid. This will enable it to accurately monitor the liquid level throughout the system. For larger bodies of liquids, multiple LCT-20-Cs may be installed in different parts of the system in order to obtain a more accurate reading.

When it comes to the type of output that the LCT-20-C can provide, it is able to output a 4-20mA current. This current output can be connected to an alarm system or PLC as necessary. The LCT-20-C can also be used with a variety of communication protocols, including Ethernet, RS485, and USB, in order to connect to other devices.

The LCT-20-C is a reliable and versatile controller that is ideal for liquid level applications. It offers a range of features and can be easily integrated into various systems, making it a popular choice for those needing a precise level reading. With its accurate readings and multiple output formats, the LCT-20-C is a great option for liquid level monitoring applications.

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