Product Name: KSR Kuebler FLR-P Reed Level Transmitter
Brand: KSR Kuebler
Product Code: FLR-P
Tags: KSR Kuebler
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Kuebler Reed Level
KSR Kuebler FLR-P Reed Transmitter
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KSR Kuebler FLR-P Reed
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Kuebler FLR-P Level Transmitter
Reed Level Transmitter
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Applications Level measurement for almost all liquid media Chemical, petrochemical industry, natural gas, offshore, shipbuilding, machine building, power generating equipment, power plants Process water and drinking water treatment, food and beverage industry, pharmaceutical industry Special features Process- and system-specific solutions possible Operating limits:- Operating temperature: T = -80 ... +200 °C- Operating pressure: P = Vacuum up to 80 bar- Limit density: ? ?400 kg/m3 Wide variety of different electrical connections, process connections and materials Optionally with programmable and configurable head-mounted transmitter for 4 ... 20 mA field signals, HART®, PROFIBUS® PA and FOUNDATION™ Fieldbus Explosion-protected versions (option) Description The model FLR sensors with reed measuring chain are used for level measurement in liquid media. They work on the float principle with magnetic transmission. The float's magnetic system in the guide tube actuates a resistance measuring chain that corresponds to a 3-wire potentiometer circuit. The measurement voltage generated by this is proportional to the fill level. The measurement voltage is very finely-stepped due to the contact separation of the measuring chain and is thus virtually continuous. Depending on the requirements several different contact separations are available.