Inline Equipment
VARINLINE® Level Probe TNS
The level probe TNS offers numerous features and fully satisfies our and your high standards with regard to quality and hygiene. In connection with a standard evaluation unit, the conductive electrode is mainly used for level detection in tanks.
Advantages
- Housing made of stainless steel
High resistance against aggressive media - Conforms to FDA and EHEDG
Optimum cleanability - Parts in contact with media made of 1.4404/HALAR and PEEK
High resistance against typical cleaning agents - Integrated level module (optional)
Level signals without the need of separate evaluation electronics - TLE compatible
Existing electrodes easy to replace - Electrodes can be shortened to any length.
High application flexibility
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