Atech Tank Level Sensor 1.5

Atech Tank Level Sensor 1.5" NPT

● Float rises and falls with water levels
● Fully insulated for safety
● Stainless steel construction
● Easy installation with secure, leak-free threaded fitting
● Long-term reliability in severe conditions
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Products Description

 

The product is a range of versatile stainless steel senders feature a float that rises and falls with water levels in the tank. Pair them with water tanks for a secure, leak-free connection. Easy to install, these senders work with analog water level gauges or other sensors reading 240-33 ohms.
Product Features

 

● Float rises and falls with water levels
● Fully insulated for safety
● Stainless steel construction
● Easy installation with secure, leak-free threaded fitting
● Long-term reliability in severe conditions

 

Product Specification

 

Mounting Thread 1.5" NPT, tapered male
Length Options Available in 1" increments from 4" to 60"
Material All 316 stainless steel
Electrical Resistance Range 240 ohms (empty) to 33 ohms (full)
Installation Requirements User-supplied 1.5" female NPT fitting for new installations
Tank Compatibility Works with plastic and metal tanks (adjust length accordingly)
Safety Features Fully insulated to prevent electrolytic corrosion and electrical hazards

 

Product Dimensions

 

Product Features

 

● Float rises and falls with water levels
● Fully insulated for safety
● Stainless steel construction
● Easy installation with secure, leak-free threaded fitting
● Long-term reliability in severe conditions

 

Product Dimensions
Product Specification

 

Mounting Thread 1.5" NPT, tapered male
Length Options Available in 1" increments from 4" to 60"
Material All 316 stainless steel
Electrical Resistance Range 240 ohms (empty) to 33 ohms (full)
Installation Requirements User-supplied 1.5" female NPT fitting for new installations
Tank Compatibility Works with plastic and metal tanks (adjust length accordingly)
Safety Features Fully insulated to prevent electrolytic corrosion and electrical hazards