The PS series from ifm electronic are submersible pressure transmitters used for level measurement in containers, tanks, wells, flowing water, bore holes and wastewater plants. The accuracy of 0,5% and the long-term stability of 0,2% per year contribute to the reliable operation of the transmitter.
These submersible pressure transmitters all have robust high-grade stainless steel housings. For standard applications, the favourably priced PUR cable can be used. For applications where a high resistance to media is requested (e.g. slurry, oils or fuels) the FEP cable is available. The ATEX submersible pressure transmitters of the PS3xxA series are designed for level measurement in areas subject to explosion.
The sensors can be used in zone 0, 1, 2 as well as in mining. The GL approval allows for application in the maritime sector.
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