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BOS-SPK radio frequency admittance level switch to measure fly ash particles powder liquid medium
Instrumentation

BOS-SPK radio frequency admittance level switch to measure fly ash particles powder liquid medium

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Description

The POWER CONTRACTOR BOS-SPK is a radio frequency admittance level switch designed for measuring fly ash particles, powder, and liquid media. This RF admittance level transmitter offers a measuring range from 300 mm to 30 m with switch accuracy. It operates on 24 VDC or 220 VAC power supply and provides an SPDT output signal. The device is constructed from materials including 304, 316, 316L stainless steel, and PTFE, with a standard insertion depth of 500 mm. As a genuine OEM product, The Power Contractor supplies this instrumentation sensor for industrial applications in power, oil & gas, and petrochemical sectors. Request a written quotation within 24 hours for this genuine OEM part.

SpecificationValue
ModelBOS-SPK
TypeRF Admittance Level Transmitter
Measuring Range300 mm ~ 30 m
Measurement AccuracySwitch
Rated Voltage24 VDC, 220 VAC
Output SignalSPDT
Power Supply24 VDC, 220 VAC
Material304, 316, 316L, PTFE
SizeStandard insertion depth 500 mm
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