Holykell Guided Wave Corrosive Liquid Radar Level Sensor
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Piece US$480.00-2,000.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Type Radar Type
- Structure Design Screw, Flange
- Display Type LCD
- Accuracy Grade 3mm
- IP Rating IP68
- Certification Ce RoHS FCC
- Customized Customized
- Transport Package Wooden Package
- Trademark Holykell
- Origin China
- Range 0-70m
- Process Temperature -40~120c
- Medium Liquid Measurement in Chemical Industry
- Martial 316 Sst or 304 Sst
Product Description
Holykell Guided Wave Corrosive Liquid Radar Level Sensor HR681 Range 0~30 m Output 4-20mA/HART(2/4 wires), RS485 Power Supply 24 VDC Working Temperature -40C~120C Explosion Proof Grade Exib II CT6 Gb Blind Zone 500mm Application Small Range, Low cost, simple working condition ...
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