Name | Vibrating level indicator |
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Type | ILV-660 – ref: 2190-0-600 |
Supply voltage | 24 V DC ± 10 % |
Power consumption | 1 W |
Density of the product | From 0,05 t/m3 |
Maximum pressure | +10 bar |
Cable entry | DIN43650 connector |
Transistor output | PNP or NPN depending on the connection 350 mA/ 24 V DC |
Function status | Relay enabled: red LED |
Resonance frequency | 460 Hz |
Response time: | |
Detecting level | 1 s |
Starting vibrating | 2 – 5 s |
Product temperature | -20° C – +70° C |
Ambient temperature | -20° C – +60° C |
Protection: | IP65 according DIN EN60529 |
Weight | 0,73 Kg |
Max. load upon the probe | 80 N |
Materials: | |
Housing and probe | Stainless Steel 1.4301 |
- Productos
- Control of solids
- ILV-660
Intended use
Vibrating level indicator with small probe. Economic model, with detection type adjustement. There is a non sensible part between the probe and housing to avoid the possible settlement of material over the probe or silo wall.
To be used to control the maximum or minimum level of bulk solids in silos or vessels and recommended for dusty and powdery, granulated and grainy bulk goods like dust, flour, grain, sand, plastic, etc. with a minimum bulk density from 0.05 t/m3.
Function
The probe must to be exposed to the material. The probe of these controllers is activated to its resonant frequency by a piezoelectric system. When the product covers the probe, the vibration is dampened and the control unit reverses the signal.
When the product disappears from the probe, it returns to the normal vibrating state and the signal turns to the initial position.
Mechanical connection
The device can be mounted horizontally or vertically depending on the model.
The normal installation is by screwing the device onto the deposit wall, with a mounting flange or with an appropiate support to fix it. For a proper function, the device should be installed with a 20º to 30º slope from the horizontal onto the silo wall to to facilitate the flow of the material and to prevent the material from remaining over the probe.