SST Sensing Ltd. Datasheets for Level Sensors
Level sensors are used to detect liquid or powder levels, or interfaces between liquids. There are two basic level-measurement types: continuous and point or multi-point.
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| Product Name | Notes |
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| Details Built-in protection against reverse polarity, ESD, and transient over-voltage Operates over a broad supply voltage range Push-pull output (sourcing/sinking up to 100mA) suitable for directly driving small loads Optional... | |
| Details Built-in protection against reverse polarity, ESD, transient over-voltage, and short circuits Compatible with wide supply voltage ranges N and P type outputs capable of sourcing or sinking up to... | |
| Details Certified to ATEX, UKCA, and IECEx standards Classification: II 1 G Ex ia T4 Ga with an operating temperature range of -30°C to +80°C (-22°F to +176°F) Additional classification:... | |
| Details Compact fluid level sensor Optical sensing only – electronics not included Customer is responsible for integrating the sensor into their system Available in 3-wire (common cathode/emitter) and 4-wire (galvanically... | |
| Details Designed for demanding environments requiring a rugged metal body and wide temperature tolerance Integrated protection against reverse polarity, ESD, over-voltage transients, and short circuits Operates over a broad supply... | |
| Details Engineered for applications that demand a durable metal housing and larger mounting threads for external installation Built-in protection against reverse polarity, ESD, and voltage transients ensures reliable operation Compatible... | |
| Details Honeywell Alternative Series Solid state technology Compact Digital output Pre-wired Electrically robust The LLC Series Liquid Level Switches feature a design similar to SST’s liquid level switches, with the... | |
| Details Protection against reverse polarity, ESD, transient over-voltage, and short circuits Compatible with wide supply voltage ranges N and P-type output options, capable of sourcing or sinking up to 1A,... |