Global Water WL705 Ultrasonic Water Level Sensors

The Global Water WL705 Ultrasonic Water Level Sensor uses the latest ultrasonic distance measuring technology for accurate non-contact water level monitoring.

Features

  • Great for flumes, weirs, wastewater, open channel flow, and more
  • Rugged transducer in a stainless steel sealed housing
  • Easy installation with built-in threaded housings
List Price $1,061.00
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Overview
The Global Water WL705 Ultrasonic Water Level Sensor uses the latest ultrasonic distance measuring technology for accurate non-contact water level monitoring. The sensor contains a rugged transducer in a stainless steel sealed housing for long life and provides an industry-standard 4-20mA output. There are three ranges available, including 3, 12, and 48 ft to meet a wide variety of applications, including flumes, weirs, tanks, streams, rivers, and lakes.

Mechanics
Installation is simple and requires no programming or calibration. The sensor comes with a 6 ft cable for interface to PLC's, SCADA systems, and data loggers using the 3-wire 4-20 mA output. The WL705 Ultrasonic Water Level Sensor is also compatible with the Global Water FC220 Open Channel Flow Monitor for water level display and control.

Questions & Answers
What is the purpose of having 3 different ranges available?
The three different ranges (3ft, 12 ft and 48ft) allow the sensor to meet a wide variety of applications. The 3ft range sensor is ideal for measuring flow in small flumes and weirs. The 12ft and 48ft ranges are best for measuring river, lake and tank levels and for measuring open channel flow in larger flumes.
Does the range affect the accuracy?
Yes. The accuracy of the WL705 ultrasonic water level sensor is within 0.5% of its range. The shortest range sensor will be the most accurate.
Are there options for WL705 cables longer than 6 ft.?
The standard available cable length is 6 ft. on the WL705 sensors; however, this can be spliced with similarly sized cable when longer runs are needed.
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