Technical Center: Level Probes
The type code in detail
How to read our part numbers
Our type key enables you to specify each level sensor precisely to your specifications.
Each position in the part number represents a defined characteristic. Using the example G VA G – 3 VK 3 . – 150/150/100, we explain the individual configuration options.
Breakdown of the type code
1. Fastening
G = Thread
F = flange
H = hanging probe
V = screw connection
2. Housing material
PP = polypropylene
VA = stainless steel
TN = Teflon
3. Connection - Dimensions
C = G 1/4"
D = G 3/8"
E = G 1/2"
F = G 3/4"
G = G 1"
I = G 1 1/2"
4. Number of electrodes
1-7
5. Electrode material
V = stainless steel
H = Hastelloy - C4
T = Titanium
6. Electrode coating
P = Polyolefin
K = Kynar (PVDF)
7. Electrical connection
1 = Cable gland
2 = Cable (molded)
3 = Device plug DIN 43650
4 = Built-in coupling (cast)
5 = Built-in coupling
6 = Cable mounted
7 = connector flag
8. Addition
R = reference terminal
W = Resistance for
Probe cable monitoring
9. Electrode lengths
inmm
G = Thread F = Flange H = Hanging probe V = Screw connection
PP = Polypropylene VA = Stainless steel TN = Teflon
C = G 1/4" D = G 3/8" E = G 1/2" F = G 3/4" G = G 1" I = G 1 1/2"
1-7
V = Stainless steel H = Hastelloy - C4T = Titanium
P = Polyolifin K = Kynar (PVDF)
1 = Cable gland 2 = Cable (encapsulated) 3 = Device plug DIN 43650
4 = Built-in coupling (cast) 5 = Built-in coupling 6 = Cable mounted 7 = Connector lug
R = Reference terminal W = Resistor for probe cable monitoring
Production & delivery times
We manufacture probes in your specified designs and electrode lengths within just a few working days.
Standard probes (e.g. version 1 with 500 mm electrode length) for on-site trimming are typically available directly from stock.
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