LLC210D3LSH

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The LLC210D3LSH is a float level sensor and one of the most popular sensor models used in industrial applications. It is available in a wide range of sizes and has a wide variety of applications across many industrial sectors. To understand the working principles of this sensor, it is important to recognize that the LLC210D3LSH is an adjustable float switch that features adjustable limits. It is also an FRA61-compliant device, meaning that it is capable of providing two distinct measurement values for multi-level sensing.

The LLC210D3LSH is typically connected to a piping system that contains some form of liquid medium, such as drinking water or fuel. The adjustable float can be positionally adjusted and this allows for the accurate measurement of liquids at specified points. The float is suspended from an arm that is connected to the float switch body. As the liquid level rises and lowers, the float will also move up and down.

As the float moves, the switch within the body will open and close the switch contact. This action then signals the control system, allowing it to detect the presence or absence of the liquid. Depending on the requirements of the application, the switch can be used to power a control circuit when the liquid is present, or to de-activate a control circuit when it is not. Additionally, it can also be used for situational control, where the float switch will signal when levels exceed certain limits.

The main advantage of the LLC210D3LSH is its adjustable float design and powerful signal switching. It supports multi-level sensing with dual limits, with the ability to power a number of different devices as a result. The switch body is NEMA 4X-rated and it is designed for submersion and wet location applications. It is a reliable and cost-effective means of level sensing for a range of industrial applications.

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