Level sensor DSGE series
for shipsfor tankhydrostatic

Level sensor - DSGE series - Delta -Mobrey - for ships / for tank / hydrostatic
Level sensor - DSGE series - Delta -Mobrey - for ships / for tank / hydrostatic
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Characteristics

Measured value
level
Application domain
for ships
Applications
for tank
Other characteristics
hydrostatic

Description

The DSGE-25/16 Hydrostatic Level Probes are designed to measure liquid levels in tanks, deep wells or narrow piezometers. The probe measures liquid levels, based on a simple relationship between the height of the liquid column and the resulting hydrostatic pressure. The pressure measurement is carried out on the level of the separating diaphragm of the immersed probe and is related to atmospheric pressure through a capillary in the cable. When lowered to the reference level, the probe may either hang freely on the cable or lie on the bottom of the tank. The cable with the capillary can be extended using a standard signal cable. For the cable connection a special DSG cable hanger is recommended. Key Features 4–20 mA output signal proportional to level Flush mounted ceramic sensor Good long term stability Ideal for industrial or marine applications Wide range of mounting options Low cost installation Readouts for control room or plant mounting FEATURES & BENEFITS Cost-Effective The D-Series offers customers a high specification and comprehensive product range at very competitive prices Versatility The D-Series of level probes offers solution suitable for various application and varying well sizes. Accuracy The D-series hydrostatic level probes have an excellent repeatability 0.05% and global accuracy 0.3%. Higher accuracy and digital SMART Hart version available.

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