Waterpilot FMX167
Reliable and rugged level probe with ceramic measuring cell
compact device for level measurement in fresh water, wastewater and saltwater
Waterpilot FMX167

Areas of application


The Waterpilot FMX167 is a pressure sensor for hydrostatic level measurement. Three versions are available at Endress+Hauser:

FMX167 with an outer diameter = 22 mm (0.87 in):
Version very suitable for drinking water applications and for use in probe tubes with small diameters
FMX167 with an outer diameter = 42 mm (1.66 in):
Heavy version and very easy to clean thanks to the flush-mounted diaphragm. Very suitable for wastewater and sewage treatment plants
FMX167 with an outer diameter = 29 mm (1.15 in):
Resistant version for use in saltwater and very suitable for applications on ships (e.g. ballast water tanks)
 

Benefits at a glance


High mechanical resistance to overload and aggressive media
High-precision and long-term stability ceramic measuring cell
Resistant to climatic changes thanks to potted electronics and 2-filter pressure compensation system
4...20 mA output signal with integrated overvoltage protection
Simultaneous level and temperature measurement by optional integrated temperature sensor Pt 100
Drinking water approvals: KTW, NSF, ACS 
Certified to ATEX, FM and CSA
Complete measuring point solutions through comprehensive accessories
 

Technical data


Measuring ranges: from 1.5...300 psi; nine fixed pressure measuring ranges in psi, ftH2O, bar and mH2O
Output signal: 4...20 mA for hydrostatic pressure measured value;
temperature-dependent resistance of Pt 100 (optional)
Supply voltage: 10...30 V DC,
EEx nA and Ex ia: 10...30 V DC
Accuracy: ± 0.2% of upper range value (URV),
Pt 100 (optional): max. ± 0.7 K
Long-term stability: ±0.1% of upper range limit (URL) per year
Drinking water approval: KTW, NSF and ACS
Explosion protection approval: acc. to ATEX, FM and CSA
   
   
   
Technical Information:  

TI351P

Operating Instructions:  

BA231P

 


 
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