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Modular Design Technical Data Tube size Special features ● WEKA TLI: Tank Level Instruments WEKA TLIs optimally complement the range of WEKA VLIs (Visual Level Indicators). Wherever physical conditions prevent a bypass type level measuring installation, a WEKA TLI product would be the preferred alternative. The TLI sensor is installed directly on the tank, and provides a reliable level measurement signal output that can be fed to a remote indicator or control system. A wide choice of standard accessories and fittings allow TLI sensors to be configured to meet virtually any tank level...

Technical Data Tube size stainless steel stainless steel stainless steel low stray field, shockresistant up to 400 g deadline minimised, low stray field, shockresistant up to 400 g Special features Combination of several TLIs ● Operating Principle 4 The level sensors are vertically mounted in the tank and cable connected to a remote receiver. A voltage divider extends over the full distance within the sealed transmitter stem, with magnetic reed switches tapped in at regular intervals. As the float moves with liquid level changes, it magnetically closes a series of reed switches in sequence,...

Signal Conditioners Individual Solutions Flexible, coiled sensor with 12.7 mm resolution, to be inserted on site in a prefabricated, non-magnetic pipe ( 32 mm or 42 mm). Ideal for liquid level (interface) measurement in deep tanks, up to 25 m. Choice of materials for «engineered» corrosion resistance. MU-10, MU-80, MU-80-Ex, … These signal conditioners convert the passive voltage signal (XM sensors) into a standardized, impressed 4…20 mA signal in 2-wire technology (XT sensors). The selection of conditioner depends on the planned service, i.e. shock-tested (proven) or intrinsically safe...

Know-How ● Quality ● Flexibility ● 1940 Arthur Welter and August Karrer found WEKA GmbH 1949 Reorganisation as WEKA AG 1950 First WEKA Stainless Steel Valve 1962 First patent for the WEKA Visual Level Indicator 1978 First WEKA Cryogenic Valve and Coupling 1981 WEKA becomes part of IMO/GEMS Group, USA 1982 Approval according to the German (AD-HP 0) and Swiss (SVDB501) pressure vessel rules. Audit of first WEKA Quality Control System 1991 New facilities in Bäretswil, approx. 25 km South-east of Zurich 1995 Integration of the European production of GEMS Tank Level Instruments 2001 WEKA joins...

Your contact for WEKA Tank Level Instruments: Flyer_TLI_EN, 01.13, technical modifications reserved Visual Level Indicators Tank Level Instruments Cryogenic Components Stainless Steel Valves MicroFlow Valves