Endress+HauserVibronic Point level detection Liquiphant FTL63

Endress+Hauser Vibronic Point level detection Liquiphant FTL63

Process temperature

-50 °C...+150 °C

(-58 °F...+302 °F)

Process pressure / max. overpressure limit

Vacuum...64 bar

(Vacuum...928 psi)

Min. density of medium

0.5 g/cm³

(0.4 g/cm³ optional)

Field of application Endress+Hauser Vibronic Point level detection Liquiphant FTL63

Specifically developed for the food and beverage and life sciences industries, the Liquiphant FTL63 is compliant to all their hygienic requirements. The proven vibronic technology works reliably in all pumpable liquids, even where other measuring principles reach their limits due to changes in conductivity or dielectric constant (DC value), deposits, foam, turbulences or air bubbles. Therefore, the technology is the perfect substitute for float switches, capacitive or optical sensors.

Liquiphant FTL63 is used for point level detection in process and storage tanks as well as in pipelines.

Process temperature from -50 to +150 °C (-58 to +302 °F)

Viscosities up to 10,000 mm2/s (cSt)

Sensor length up to 3 m (10 ft)

Surface finish: mechanical or electropolished

International hygienic certificates (3-A, EHEDG, ASME BPE), contact material conformity with EC1935/2004, FDA, GB4806

International explosion protection certificates, overfill protection WHG, SIL CIP/SIP

Benefits Endress+Hauser Vibronic Point level detection Liquiphant FTL63

Universal measuring principle for limit detection – proven vibronic technology

Developed according IEC 61508 for highest safety – SIL2/3 applications (3rd party approved)

Periodic proof testing is quickly and simple organized with guided wizards via the SmartBlue-App or via a test button or magnetic pin from outside. Via digital communication you can initiate the device for a fast and easy testing of the safety loop.

Heartbeat Technology allows safe, continuous diagnostics and a simple verification, without process interruption

Centralized asset management with easy online access to all device information thanks to digital communication

Second line of defense to protect the environment