
HRT-L280 Standard Submersible Level Transmitter
Submersible hydrostatic level transmitter for wells, tanks or reservoirs when the liquid and installation are compatible. Confirm range, density, cable, venting, wetted construction and output.
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Submersible hydrostatic level transmitter for wells, tanks or reservoirs when the liquid and installation are compatible. Confirm range, density, cable, venting, wetted construction and output.

Submersible hydrostatic level transmitter for continuous liquid-level measurement in tanks, wells, reservoirs and water applications, with analog or RS485 output options.

80 GHz FMCW radar level transmitter for non-contact measurement of liquids and bulk solids in tanks, vessels and silos.

Capacitance level transmitter for continuous liquid, interface or material-level measurement, with 4–20 mA, switching or RS485 output options.

80 GHz FMCW radar water-level instrument family for reservoirs, waterways or drainage monitoring where the site and mounting are suitable. Wireless and power options must be confirmed by configuration.

Submersible hydrostatic level-transmitter configuration with an available local-display interface. Confirm liquid, density, depth, cable, venting, display, output and enclosure requirements.

Hydrostatic level-monitoring configuration with available remote-communication options. Confirm liquid density, depth, cable/pressure interface, power, communication, enclosure and maintenance access.

Compact 80 GHz FMCW radar level-transmitter family for non-contact measurement. Vessel geometry, medium, nozzle, obstructions, range and antenna/process connection require application review.
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