Certified for use in Class 1, Zone 0, Zone 1, and Zone 2 locations, the AC-operated position sensors operate safely and accurately in hazardous locations with flammable or ignitable liquids and gases. The base and raw material chemicals manufactured by chemical plants can affect the performance of sensors not constructed for operation in harsh conditions. A stainless-steel construction and a 3/4 in. hermetic seal make the HL-750 series of LVDTs robust to operate reliably in hazardous and explosive environments. The sensors also are Intertek approved and hold an ETL mark that certifies their use in hazardous locations throughout North America.
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In an automated system, NewTek Hazardous Location Linear Position Sensors provide a digital output of valve position readable by monitors and control systems. With a real-time view of valve position, operators can make adjustments to tightly control flow rates.
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Published: Thursday, September 14, 2023 – 12:01