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Industrial Stainless Steel Submersible Pressure Level Sensor With 0 To 5 Meter Liquid Depth Measurement
The Gravity Industrial Stainless Steel Submersible Pressure Level Sensor is a high-precision liquid level measurement solution designed for continuous monitoring of water and other compatible liquids. Built with a high-performance pressure sensing chip, advanced signal processing circuitry, and temperature compensation technology, the sensor accurately measures hydrostatic pressure generated by liquid depth and converts it into a corresponding output signal for reliable level monitoring.
Constructed with a durable stainless steel housing, the sensor is designed for long-term operation in industrial and environmental monitoring applications. By measuring pressure variations at different liquid depths, it provides accurate liquid level measurements up to 5 meters. Its robust construction, stable performance, and precise sensing capabilities make it suitable for water tanks, reservoirs, groundwater monitoring, irrigation systems, wastewater management, and industrial liquid level control systems.
Key Features
- 0 To 5 Meter Measurement Range: Accurate liquid depth monitoring.
- High-Performance Pressure Sensing Chip: Reliable and precise measurements.
- Advanced Signal Processing: Stable and consistent output performance.
- Temperature Compensation Technology: Improved accuracy across varying temperatures.
- Submersible Design: Suitable for continuous immersion applications.
- Stainless Steel Construction: Durable and corrosion-resistant housing.
- Industrial-Grade Performance: Designed for demanding environments.
- Hydrostatic Pressure Measurement: Converts liquid pressure into level data.
- High Stability: Reliable long-term operation.
- Compact Sensor Structure: Easy installation in tanks and reservoirs.
- Continuous Liquid Level Monitoring: Suitable for automated systems.
- Robust Environmental Resistance: Suitable for industrial and outdoor deployment.
Applications
- Water tank level monitoring
- Reservoir level measurement
- Groundwater monitoring
- Irrigation systems
- Wastewater treatment plants
- Industrial liquid storage tanks
- Water management systems
- Environmental monitoring
- Pump control systems
- Agricultural water monitoring
- Aquaculture systems
- Process automation applications
Measuring Range: 0-5m
IP68 Protection Level
Connection Diagram
Notes:
1. Please connect the power supply exactly as the connection instruction.
2. The product is a precision device, so it is not allowed to disassemble and crash the device or make it fall from the high place, what’s more, don’t touch its diaphragm with any sharp objects in case of causing device damage.
3. Power the submersible pressure level sensor up then you can use it. But it can provide more steady output after preheating for 30 minutes. Please turn off the power and stop using if any abnormality is found during use.
4. The liquid level lead should be vertically downward. Please prevent water from entering the terminal, and the joint is required to be waterproof.
5. Place the liquid level probe in water, try to fix it and keep it away from the inlet.
Dimension Diagram
Package Contents
- Gravity: Industrial Stainless Steel Submersible Pressure Level Sensor(0~5m) x1
- Gravity: Analog Current to Voltage Converter(for 4~20mA Application) (SEN0262) x1
FAQs:
Q: What is the maximum depth this sensor can measure?
A: The sensor has a measuring range of 0-5 meters.
Q: What type of output signal does the sensor provide?
A: The sensor provides a 4-20mA current output signal, which is a standard in industrial applications.
Q: What is the accuracy of the sensor?
A: The sensor has an accuracy of 0.5% of the full scale (5 meters).
Q: Can the sensor be used with liquids other than water?
A: Yes, the sensor can be used with various liquids, but it is important to check the compatibility of the sensor materials (316L stainless steel) with the specific liquid.
Q: Does the sensor require any special calibration?
A: The sensor is factory calibrated and typically does not require additional calibration. However, if high accuracy is crucial, periodic calibration may be beneficial.
