Behr Labor-Technik Sensor for Monitoring the Minimum Fill Level, Sensor Length 650 mm, PP for Canister Volume 60 L

The Behr Labor-Technik Sensor for Monitoring the Minimum Fill Level is designed to ensure accurate monitoring of liquid levels in canisters with a volume of 60 L. Featuring a 650 mm sensor length and made from durable polypropylene (PP), this sensor prevents the fill level from dropping below the minimum safe threshold, making it an essential tool for laboratory and industrial applications where precision is key.

Key Features:

• Brand: Behr Labor-Technik
• Sensor Length: 650 mm for accurate fill level detection
• Material: High-quality polypropylene (PP) for long-lasting performance
• Application: Suitable for 60 L canister volumes
• Safety: Ensures that the fill level remains above the minimum threshold to prevent safety risks

This Behr Labor-Technik sensor is an essential monitoring solution for maintaining safe and accurate liquid levels in canisters, ideal for use in laboratory and industrial settings.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Behr Labor-Technik Sensor for Monitoring the Minimum Fill Level, Sensor Length 650 mm, PP for Canister Volume 60 L used for?

It is designed to ensure accurate monitoring of liquid levels in canisters with a volume of 60 L. Featuring a 650 mm sensor length and made from durable polypropylene (PP), this sensor prevents the fill level from dropping below the minimum safe threshold, making it an essential tool for laboratory and industrial applications where precision is key.

2. Is this product suitable for 60 L canister volumes?

Yes. It is designed for 60 L canister volumes, and offers a sensor length of 650 mm for accurate fill level detection to support this kind of work.

3. What sensor length does this product have?

It has a sensor length of 650 mm for accurate fill level detection.

4. What is this product made from and what features does it include?

It is made from high-quality polypropylene (PP) for long-lasting performance. It also offers that the fill level remains above the minimum threshold to prevent safety risks.