The Gravity: Industrial Submersible Pressure Level Sensor is a high-precision liquid level detection solution designed for harsh industrial environments. As a reliable submersible level transmitter built with 316L and 304 stainless steel, it features a 420mA analog output, wide voltage support, and this water level sensor is ideal for use in rivers, reservoirs, groundwater, sewage systems, and more.

Key Features

• 05m Measurement Range: This hydrostatic level sensor accurately detects liquid depth based on water pressure.

• Stainless Steel Construction: Anti-corrosion water level sensor suitable for high-viscosity liquids.

• Wide Voltage & Output Support: Operates on 1236V DC, outputs 420mA signal, making this submersible level transmitter ideal for industrial analog systems.

• High Durability: This IP68 water level sensor withstands 300% overload, IP68 protection, and extreme temperatures (-20C to 70C).

• Compatible with Arduino & IOT Controllers: A perfect Arduino liquid level sensor that works with converters like Gravity: Analog Current to Voltage Converter for easy digital integration.

Technical Specifications

• Measuring Range: 05 meters water level sensor

• Accuracy: 0.5%

• Output Signal: 420mA hydrostatic level sensor

• Operating Voltage: 1236V DC

• Operating Temp: -20C to 70C

• Cable Length: 5m submersible level transmitter cable

• Overload Capacity: 300%

• Protection Grade: IP68 water level sensor

• Service Life: 110 pressure cycles (at 25C)

• Membrane Material: 316L stainless steel

• Casing Material: 304 stainless steel

Typical Applications

• River and Reservoir Water Level Sensor Monitoring

• Waterworks & Urban Water Supply Systems

• Oil Tank or Sewage Submersible Level Transmitter Detection

• IOT-Based Smart Basin or Tank Automation with Arduino Liquid Level Sensor

• Groundwater Detection Hydrostatic Level Sensor Systems

Shipping List

• 1 Gravity: Submersible Pressure Sensor (05m)

• 1 Gravity: Analog Current to Voltage Converter (SEN0262)

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