PC-100-LLC-GM

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The PC-100-LLC-GM is a type of controller, in particular, a liquid, level controller. This type of controller is specifically designed to detect liquid levels and measure the pressures in liquid-filled equipment, such as hydraulic systems, boilers, and other industrial applications. This controller is used to monitor and control the flow of liquid into and out of a variety of liquids, and offers a level of accuracy that is not typically found in traditional mechanical controllers.

The working principle of the PC-100-LLC-GM is based on an electrically charged probe that is submerged into a tank containing the monitored liquid. This probe sends out an electrical current, which is picked up by the controller\'s pressure sensor. The amount of current received by the sensor is then used to determine the liquid\'s pressure and level. The controller then regulates the pressure according to a predetermined setpoint, allowing the controller to accurately measure and control liquid levels.

The PC-100-LLC-GM also features a remote-monitoring system, allowing users to monitor the exact level of liquid remotely. This system can be programmed to provide alerts when the liquid level gets too high or low, providing users with real-time monitoring and control. The controller also features a variety of other features, such as alarms, an isolated output, and a temperature-compensated sensor to ensure accurate readings.

The PC-100-LLC-GM is an ideal solution for any industrial application where accurate liquid level monitoring is required. It is highly accurate and reliable, and provides users with an efficient way to measure and monitor liquid levels, allowing for greater control over the liquid-filled equipment. This type of controller is also relatively easy to install and maintain, making it a cost-effective and efficient choice for any industrial application.

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