Endress+HauserVibronic Point level detection Liquiphant FTL31-AA4V2AAW5J

Endress+Hauser Vibronic Point level detection Liquiphant FTL31-AA4V2AAW5J

Specs at a glance

Process temperature

-40 °C ... 150 °C

(-40 °F ... 302 °F)

Process pressure / max. overpressure limit

Vacuum ... 40 bar

(Vacuum ... 580 psi)

Min. density of medium

>0,7g/cm³

(>0,5g/cm³ optional)

Field of application Endress+Hauser Vibronic Point level detection Liquiphant FTL31-AA4V2AAW5J

Liquiphant FTL31 is a point level switch for liquids. The FTL31 is designed for industrial applications in all industries, mainly the machinery industry. The Liquiphant is used for overfill protection or pump dry-run protection in cleaning systems. The IO-Link capability allows easy parameter setting.

Compact:

- Smallest vibronic sensor in the market

Safe:

- Continuous self-monitoring

-Reliable switching independent of media properties

Easy:

- No calibration

- Plug & play

- IO-Link connectivity

Point level switch in compact design with stainless steel housing.

Process connections: Threads

Temperature: -40 to +150°C (-40 to +302°F)

Pressure: -1 to +40bar (-14.5 to 580psi)

Surface roughness: 3.2µm

Overfill protection and leakage detection WHG, marine approvals, final inspection report

Benefits Endress+Hauser Vibronic Point level detection Liquiphant FTL31-AA4V2AAW5J

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