Product category:
Level and tank contents instrumentation
News Release from: Barksdale Control Products | Subject: ULS7
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 20 November 2007
Level indication and alarm for OEM
applications
The new industrial OEM level switch from Barksdale combines the advantages of an ultrasonic measurement with the well-known functions of our electronic pressure and flow switches
The ULS 7 has many liquid level switch applications including machine tools, hydraulic systems and laboratory equipment Local Indication of level is provided via a 4 digit 7-segment LED display, and the level switch alarm functions can be easily entered via 3 front menu keys
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 3 Dec 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The new UQS7 Electronic Flow Switch from Barksdale provides new levels of performance and safety in monitoring and control of water based liquids, with faster response, large display and alarm outputs
The internal monitoring facilitates error detection and minimises downtime.
The standard measuring length is 1300 mm with others available on request, and the indication unit can be changed to conventional lengths.
There are three versions, 2 have switch outputs without an analogue output, but other versions have 4-20 mA or 0-10 V analogue output.
Optimisation of individual measuring operations may be enhanced by utilisation of many additional adjustment parameters such as an open/close function of the switch outputs, delayed switch times, etc.
As safety feature, to prevent unauthorised adjustment, the key pad may be locked.
A compact and robust aluminium die cast housing meets today's industrial standards for tough environments: the unit has stainless steel connections according to DIN ISO 228.
The ULS7 provides the complete intelligent solution to level measuring tasks. Request a free brochure from Barksdale Control Products ...
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