LS-L290P11-1701 Fuel level sensor

Truck fuel tank level sensor

The NBR Floating Ball Oil Level Sensor is a precision device engineered to accurately monitor and detect the level of oil within a designated container or reservoir. Crafted with durability and reliability in mind, it employs a high-quality Nitrile Butadiene Rubber (NBR) material for the floating ball, renowned for its resistance to oils, fuels, and a broad range of chemicals.

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LS-L290P11-1701 Fuel level sensor

The sensor system often includes a circuit board or microprocessor that processes the signal and either displays the oil level directly on an LED display or transmits the data to a remote monitoring system for centralized control and analysis. This feature enables real-time monitoring and alerts for low or high oil levels, ensuring efficient operation and preventing potential damage caused by overfilling or depletion.

Moreover, the NBR material chosen for the float ensures long-term performance even in harsh environments, resisting swelling, degradation, and leakage. Its seamless integration into various industrial and automotive applications, including engine oil tanks, hydraulic systems, and fuel storage tanks, underscores its versatility and dependability.

In summary, the NBR Floating Ball Oil Level Sensor is a robust and accurate solution for oil level monitoring, leveraging the durability of NBR and advanced sensing technology to provide reliable, real-time data for effective maintenance and operational efficiency.

Precautions:

Avoid Overload: Do not exceed the rated load capacity of the float switch. Overloading can lead to premature failure or malfunction.
Environmental Conditions: Consider the environmental conditions where the float switch will be installed, such as temperature extremes, humidity, and vibration. Select a model that can withstand these conditions or provide necessary protection.
Maintenance and Inspection: Regularly inspect the float switch for signs of wear, damage, or contamination. Clean the float and housing as necessary to maintain proper operation.
Disconnection Before Maintenance: Always disconnect power to the float switch before performing any maintenance or repairs. This prevents the risk of electrical shock or accidental activation.
Emergency Shutdown: In case of a malfunction or emergency, have a clear procedure in place for shutting down the system safely and isolating the float switch.
Compliance with Regulations: Ensure that the float switch meets all relevant safety and regulatory requirements for your application, including any necessary certifications or approvals.

By adhering to these usage requirements and precautions, you can help ensure the reliable and safe operation of your float switch.

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This sensor works on the principle of buoyancy, where the NBR float rises and falls with the changing oil level. Attached to the float via a sturdy rod or cable, a magnetic element within the float interacts with a sensor unit positioned externally to the container. As the float moves, the magnetic field triggers a signal change that is detected and converted into a measurable output, typically an analog voltage or digital signal, proportional to the oil level.