KPSI 750 Level Transducer

Non-clogging 2.75 inch sensing area with UL and CUL safety approvals for slurry or highly viscous applications.

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Features

UL and CUL safety approvals
FM intrinsic safety approval (except for Output "4-20 mA, temp option")
Accuracy: ±0.25% FS
5, 10 or 15 psi ranges available
Resolution: ±0.0001%FS
Welded 316 SS Construction
Operating temp: -4 to 140ºF (w/polyurethane cable)
Integral Diaphragm Protector
Two year warranty
Non standard configurations are available with a 25 pc minimum quantity

The KPSI 750 level transducer is a submersible hydrostatic transducer that includes UL and CUL safety approvals. The FM intrinsic safety approval standard is included for all versions except those with output 4-20 mA, temperature option. The transducers are specifically designed to meet the rigorous environments encountered in a slurry or highly viscous application. It provides precision depth measurement under most hostile conditions.

Applications include:

Lift stations
Waste water
Slurry tanks
Pump control

Other

Here's how some of our customers use this product...

Drop-in Replacement

The Background: Our customer is an industrial manufacturer that has a number of level transmitters monitoring tank levels throughout the facility. The customer is seeking replacements for the old level transmitters that are starting to fail.

The Problem: The tanks and their contents are critical to the process and production would have to shut down to replace the level transmitters, a costly proposition.

The Solution: We recommended the KPI 750 level transducer, a cross-over drop in replacement which is available in a wide range of configurations including customized level ranges which allowed the customer to replace their obsolete units without reprogramming their control system or experiencing long a shut-down.