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High Chemical Resistance

Thursday, February 26, 2009
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High Chemical Resistance

Sensortechnics (Walpole, MA) introduces the new OLT liquid level switches for cost-effective optical point level detection. These sensors feature very high chemical resistance due to their TROGAMID miniature plastic housings, making them suitable for a wide range of medical and industrial OEM applications. Other features include:

The new OLT liquid level switches feature currents up to 500mA.

Sensortechnics (Walpole, MA) introduces the new OLT liquid level switches for cost-effective optical point level detection. These sensors feature very high chemical resistance due to their TROGAMID miniature plastic housings, making them suitable for a wide range of medical and industrial OEM applications. Other features include:

  • Switching currents up to 500 mA.
  • Compact design.
  • Optical point liquid level detection.
  • Very high chemical resistance.
  • Solid state technology with no moving parts.
  • Analog, TTL or transistor outputs.

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