Sick LFP Inox Series Guided Radar Level Radar, G3/4 Thread, Vertical, Stainless Steel Body

OverviewAt a glanceLevel measurement in hygienic applications Rod probe can be cut to length manually up to 4,000 mm long with Ra ≤ 0.8 μm Process temperature up to 180 °C, process pressure up to 16 bar CIP/SIP-resistant High enclosure rating: IP 67 and IP 69, autoclavable Interchangeable hygienic process connections 3 in 1: combines display, analog output, and binary output Remote amplifier with process connection IO-Link 1.1Your BenefitRugged design increases service life High flexibility with interchangeable rod probe or cable probe that can be cut to length Cost savings due to multiple output signals: One system for both point level and continuous level measurement Maintenance-free and easy to commission without calibration, saving time and money Compact, rotatable housing and remote amplifier for flexible installation High availability, even when several sensors are installed in parallel, since there is no mutual device interference Universal technology facilitating calibration-free measurement saves time and moneyThe LFP Inox is a hygienic level sensor for liquids using Guided Wave Radar (TDR) technology – a process for determining the time of flight of electromagnetic waves. The time difference between the sent pulse and the reflected pulse is used to generate a level signal, both as a continuous value (analog output) and a freely positionable switching point (switching output). The use of FDA-compliant materials in an EHEDG-certified design means that the LFP Inox can be relied upon for optimum and unrestricted cleaning, even in applications with the most stringent hygiene requirements. Its modular connection system allows simple and flexible installation in any application. Thanks to high temperature and pressure resistance, unrestricted use is possible under CIP and SIP conditions. This impressive profile is topped off with communication capability via IO-Link to the superordinate control units. When used to measure liquids with a low di-electric.ApplicationsLevel monitoring in buffer tanks of filling systems and filling machines Level monitoring in rinsing systems Level monitoring in CIP systems Level measurement in mixing systems in the cosmetics and pharmaceuticals industry Level monitoring in industrial processes with difficult ambient conditions Level measurement at storage tanks Level monitoring of the CIP storage containers Level measurement in buffer tanks of bottling systems Level measurement in the machine tank of bottling machines Level monitoring of the CIP storage containers Level measurement in buffer tanks of bottling systems Measuring the fill level of water and fluid tanks Monitoring level and pressure of cooling water during continuous castingNote