Flowline
Flowline LU23-01 Ultrasonic Level Transmitter 18.0 Ft Range
Measures liquid level up to 18.0 ft with 4-20 mA output and web configuration
- TypeLevel Measurement
- Measures up to 18.0 ft for large tank monitoring
- Accurate within ±0.2 % of range for reliable data
- 039 in. resolution detects small level changes
- 4–20 mA loop-powered output simplifies wiring
- Type 6P enclosure withstands harsh environments
Ultrasonic Transmitter 18.0 Ft Range
The Flowline LU23-01 is an ultrasonic level transmitter designed for general-purpose liquid measurement up to 18.0 feet. It provides a 4-20 mA output over a two-wire loop powered by 24 VDC. The unit suits operators needing reliable, non-contact level monitoring in tanks or vessels.
Sustained Measurement Performance
Accuracy holds at ±0.2 percent of range across the operating span with a resolution of 0.039 inches. An 8-inch dead band defines the minimum measurable distance from the sensor face. The 3-inch beam width and WebCal configuration support stable readings during continuous operation.
Environmental Durability
The polycarbonate and PVDF enclosure carries a Type 6P rating with Viton gaskets for ingress protection. Operating temperature spans -4 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit and maximum pressure is 30 psi. The compact 4.1 by 4.0 inch housing mounts via a 2-inch NPT thread.
Highlights
- Measures up to 18.0 ft for large tank monitoring
- Accurate within ±0.2 % of range for reliable data
- 039 in. resolution detects small level changes
- 4–20 mA loop-powered output simplifies wiring
- Type 6P enclosure withstands harsh environments
Specifications
| Brand | Flowline |
|---|---|
| Type | Level Measurement |
Questions about this item
How much power does the 4-20 mA loop draw when the transmitter runs continuously?
The unit operates on a 24 VDC loop supply and regulates its own current between 4 and 20 mA, so power consumption stays within the loop budget all day.
What mounting hardware must I already have to install the 2 in. NPT process connection?
You need a matching 2 in. NPT fitting or flange on the vessel; the transmitter threads directly into that opening with its Viton gasket.
Will the 3 in. beam width give reliable readings inside a narrow standpipe used with older level gear?
The 3 in. beam requires a clear path at least that wide; a narrower standpipe can cause false echoes and should be avoided.
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