Ultrasonic pulses are emitted by the transducer to the surface of measured medium, reflected there, partly received by the transducer and converted into electronic signal. The pulses travel at the speed of sound - the elapsed time from emission to reception of the signals is directly proportional to the distance from transducer to the medium surface. The relationship among distance S, sound speed C and transmission time T is: S=C×T/2
Order Information
CDSL5511 |
Integration Ultrasonic Level Transmitter |
Model |
|
A |
two wire 4~20mA 0~3m |
Output and measure range |
B |
two wire 4~20mA 0~5m |
C |
two wire 4~20mA 0~8m |
D |
two wire 4~20mA 0~10m |
E |
four wire 4~20mA 0~15m |
F |
four wire 4~20mA 0~20m |
|
Y |
measuring liquid level |
Service |
W |
measuring solid level |
|
N |
standard product |
Requirements |
F |
anti-corrosion(PTFE lined) |
E |
intrinsic safe |
H |
with HART communication |
|
0 |
no switch output |
Function options |
1 |
one switch output |
2 |
two switches output |
|
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Measure range(mm) |