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Product category: Gauges, Indicators and Instruments
News Release from: Elesa (UK) | Subject: HCX column level indicators
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 24 August 2007

Column level indicators offer easy
checking

A black polyamide expanded technopolymer float with a built-in magnetic element activates the contacts when the level crosses its alarm threshold.

Elesa column level indicators play an important role in checking the health of equipment and ensuring the health and safety of its operators Whether they are used for fuel oil, hydraulic oil, water reservoirs, coolant tanks or other fluids, a simple visual level indication provides a warning or reassurance

The HCX range of column level indicators offer simple visual indication, impact protection, alarm facility, magnification and/or remote readout for concealed installations.

In addition to visual readout of fluid level, the HCX/E features AC/DC electronic signal generation when the oil level drops to a minimum.

This is achieved by a black polyamide expanded technopolymer float with a built-in magnetic element, which activates the (normally open) contacts (normally closed also available), when the level crosses its alarm threshold.

The HCX/P column level variants are additionally protected by being housed in a zinc alloy protective shroud with viewing window for use in areas where mechanical damage is more likely.

All shocks are absorbed by the protective metal casing that transmits them directly onto the wall of the machine, since the indicator is suspended between rubber O-rings.

During breaking strength tests performed in the laboratory, the indicator plus the protection withstood shocks up to 35J.

Two sizes are available, with 76 and 127mm mounting centres. Request a free brochure from Elesa (UK) ...

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