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  • Two -w ire,24V DC loop-pow ered leveltransmitter
  • PA C T w are ™ PC Program using HAR T ® comm unication for advanced configuration and troubleshooting. (see bulletin59-101)
  • Performance notprocess dependent(changing specificgravityand dielectrichave no effect)
  • 5.8/6.3 GHz operating frequency offerssuperior per - formance inthe tougherapplications of turbulence, foam ,and heavy vapors
  • False Targetsetup is simple,intuitiveand effective
  • Willreliablytrack extremely rapid rate ofchange up to180inches (450cm )/m inute
  • A ntenna designs to+400° F (+204° C), -14.7to750 psig( -1.0to 51.7 bar)
  • R ange up to65 feet(20m eters)
  • Q uickconnect/disconnectantenna coupling allows vesselto rem ainsealed(patentpending)
  • Extrem elylow outputatantenna:< .01mW (avg), < 2m W (m ax);hundreds of times lessthan a cell phone
  • Safety IntegrityLevel(SIL)value of 1 (SFF 73.7%) D E S C R I P T I O N The Pulsar ® Ra dartransmitteris thelatestgeneration ofloop-powered,24V DC ,leveltransmitters.Ithas lower power consump tion,fasterresponse timeand is easier to use thanmo stloop-pow ered radartransmitters. Thislatestentryinto theradarlevelmeasuremen tfield isdesigned to provide unparalleled performance and ease of use.PULSAR non-contactradaristhe perfect compliment totheM agnetrol ® Eclipse ® Gu ided Wave Ra dar.These transmitters offerthe ultimatesolution to the vastmajorityof process levelapplications. T E C H N O L O G Y The PULSAR Radar transm itteris based on pulseburst radartechnologytogetherwithequivalenttime sampling circuitry.Shortburstsof 5.8or 6.3 GHz m icrowave energyareemitted and subsequently reflected from the liquidlevelsurface.Distance iscalculatedby theequation D= Transittime(round-trip)/2.Liquid levelisthen calculatedby applying the tank heightvalue. A P P L I C A T I O N S M EDIA: Liquidsand slurries;hydrocarbons towater based m edia(dielectric 1.7–100) V ESSELS: Most processor storage vesselsup torated temperatureand pressure.Pits and sum ps as well as non-m etallictanks such asplastic,glass-lined and concrete. CO NDITIO NS: Virtually alllevelm easurementand controlapplicationsincluding processconditions exhibiting varyingspecificgravityand dielectric, visible vapors,high fill/emp tyrates,turbulence,low tomo derate foam and buildup. Pulse B urstR adar LevelTransm itter

P U L S E B U R S T R A D A R S T O R A G E A N D I N T E R M E D I A T E H O L D I N G T A N K S CONDITI ONS – C alm Surfaces R E A C T O R S CONDITI ONS – Turbulence and Foa m E N C L O S E D S U M P S CONDITIONS – Turbulence,Foam, and Chang ingDielectric

P U L S E B U R S T R A D A R C H A M B E R S A N D B Y P A S S P R O B L E M A T I C A P P L I C A T I O N S G U I D E D W A V E R A D A R A L T E R N A T I V E Some applicationscan be problematicfor PulseBurst Ra dar.The following are examp lesofwhen Guided Wave Radar isrecom mended .

  • Extremelylow dielectric med ia( εr<2.0)
  • Very weak reflections from the liquid surface— particularly during turbulence can causepoor per - formance.
  • Tanks heavilycluttered withfalse targets(mixers, pumps, ladders,pipes,etc.)
  • During times of verylow liquid levelsof low dielec - tricmedia,the metaltank bottom m ay be detected deterioratingperformance.
  • Foam can eitherabsorb or reflectthemicrowave energy depending upon the depth,dielectric,density and w allthickness ofthe bubbles.Due totypical variations inthe am ount(depth)offoam,itis impossible toquantifyperformance.Itmay be possible toreceivemo st,some or none of the transm ittedenergy.
  • Extrem elyhigh liquidlevel(Overflow)conditions wh en liquidvery nearthe antenna can cause erroneous readings and m easurem entfailure. RefertoECLIPSE Gu ided W ave Rada r bulletin 57-101. M I X E R S A N D B L E N D I N G V E S S E L S CONDIT IONS – Turbulence,Foam ,and Chan ging Dielectric

P U L S E B U R S T R A D A R PULSA R is a top-mounted,downw ard-lookingpulseburst radar operatingat5.8 GHz (Europe)or 6.3 GHz (North Am erica).Unliketrue pulse devices(ECLI PSE Guided Wave Rad ar)which transmita single,sharp (fastrise-time)wave - form of wide-band energy (Figure 1),PULSAR emitsshort burstsof5.8 or 6.3 GHz energy (Figure 2)and m easures thetransittime of thesignalreflectedoffthe liquidsurface. Distance iscalculatedutilizing the equation Distanceequals theSpeed of lightmu ltiplied by the transittime divided by two ( Distance =C × Transit Tim e/2 ),then developingthe levelvalueby factoring intank heightand sensoroffset information (Figure3).The exactreferencepointfordis - tance and levelcalculations isthe sensor reference point (bottom of an NPT thread,top of a BSP thread,or faceof a flange). The exactlevelmeasuremen tis extractedfrom falsetarget reflections and otherbackground noiseviatheuse of sophisticatedsignalprocessing.The new PULSA R circuitry isextremely energy efficientso no dutycycling isneces - sarytoaccomplisheffectivemeasuremen t.For thisreason PULSAR can trackhighrates ofchange (180inches [450 cm ] per minute)thatwere heretoforeimpossiblewithexisting loop-pow ered radar transm itters. ETS ,or EquivalentTime Samp ling,isused tom easurethe high speed,low power EM (electromagn etic)energy.ETS isa criticalkey in theapplication ofR adarto vessellevel mea surement technology.The highspeed EM energy (1000 ft/µs)isdifficulttomeasure overshortdistancesand atthe resolution required inthe processindustry.ETS capturesthe EM signalsin realtime (nanoseconds)and reconstructs them in equivalenttime(milliseconds),which ismuch easier tomeasure w ith today’stechnology. ETS isaccomplishedby scanning the vesselto collect thousands of samples.The round-trip eventon a 6 5 -foot (20 meter)tanktakes only133nanoseconds inrealtime. Af teritisreconstructedin equivalenttimeitm easures 200 milliseconds. E Q U I V A L E N T T I M E S A M P L I N G Distance = c × (time ÷ 2) 1 ns 500 ns Figure1 Figure 2 Pulse Pulse Burst

Im properinstallation in a nozzle creates“ringing”which will adverselyaffectmeasurem ent.The antenna should always be m ountedso the activesection of the antenna isa minimum of 0.5" (12mm) below the nozzle (be sureto include any nozzle dimension inside the vessel).Ref ertoFigure 9.A ntenna exten - sions areofferedtoallowthePULSAR transmittertowork reliably innozzles with“L”dimensions of 1" (25 m m),4" (100 mm), 8" (200 mm) or 12" (300m m).Standard antennas areshown below for reference. Inactive Area M O U N T I N G Figure 9 2.8 (55) 0.68 (17) Thread Engagement AC B (76) H Aperture Model # Antenna Extension (maximum “L” dimension) All All BSP 8thDigit Dim A Dim B Dim C Antenna ExtensionO.D. Dimension D TFE Rod ∅ 1.625(41) PP Rod ∅ 1.50(38) All-Plastic Rod ∅ 1.625(41) Model # Antenna Extension (maximum “L” dimension) 3"Horn 4" Horn 6"Horn 8thDigit Dim H Dim H Dim H 1 4" (100mm ) N/A 4.6(117) Aperture 2.95"(75mm) 3.75"(95mm) 5.75"(146mm) DIEL ECTR IC R OD S HO RN S 0.50" (13 mm) Minimum 2" (50 mm) Minimum Diameter Dielectric Rod Antenna Coupling 2" (50 mm) 2" (50 mm) 8" (200 mm) Horn Antenna " L " Dimension

A GENC Y M OD EL PROTECTI ON METHOD AREA CLASSI FICA TION A G E N C Y A P P R O V A L S FM RX 5-5X0A-1X0 IntrinsicallySafe ClassI,Div.1;Gro ups A,B,C,& D ClassII ,Div.1;Gro ups E, F ,& G ClassIII ,NEM A 4X,T 4 @80°C E ntity RX 5-5X0A-3X0 ExplosionProof ClassI,Div.1;Gr oups B,C & D ClassII ,Div.1;Gro ups E, F ,& G ClassIII ,NEM A 4X,T 5 @80°C RX 5-5X0A-XX0 Non-Inc endiveŒ ClassI,Div.2;Gr oups A,B,C,& D ClassII ,Div.2;Gro ups F & G ClassIII ,NEM A 4X CSA RX5-5X0A-1X0 IntrinsicallySafe ClassI,Div.1;Gro ups A,B,C,& D ClassII ,Div.1;Gro ups E, F & G ClassIII ,Type 4X,T4 @80°C Entity RX 5-5X0A-3X0 ExplosionProof ClassI,Div.1;Gr oups B,C & D ClassII ,Div.1;Gro ups E, F ,& G ClassIII ,Type 4X,T5 @80°C RX 5-5X0A-XX0 Non-Inc endiveŒ ClassI,Div.2;Gr oups A,B,C,& D ClassII ,Div.2;Gro ups E, F ,& G ClassIII ,Type 4X,T4 @80°C ATEX R05-5X0A-AX 0 IntrinsicallySafeŽ ATEX II 1G EEx iaII C T4 @70°C IEC Ex iaII C T4 @70°C R05-5X0A-CX 0 ExplosionProof ATEX II 1/2G EE x d II C T 6 @70°C These units have been tested to EN 61326: 1997+A1+A2 and are in compliance with the EMC Directive 2004/108/EC. C O MMUNI CA TION S APPR OV AL S ATEX/IEC Entity Param eters Re gion A gency Frequen cy US FCC 6.3Ghz Canada IC 6.3Ghz Eu rope RTT E 5.8Ghz Vi 28.4VDC li 120mA P i 0.84w Ci 2.2nF Li 430 µH PULS A R M odelRX5 SIL 1 as 1oo1 InstrumentType B SFF 73.7% P FD avg 9.72E-04 FITS An nual FailDangerousUndetecte d 222 1.94E-03 FailDangerousDetecte d 308 2.70E-03 Safe 314 2.75E-03 Œ Measured media insidevesselmust be non-flammableonly.  The antennacomplieswithCanadian ElectricalCode requirements ofANSI/ISA12.27.01-2003as a singlesealdevice. Specialconditionsforsafeuse: Ž Ex ia When an insulatedprobeisused ina potentiallyexplosiveatmosphere caused by gas,damp ora non-conductingliquid,precautionsmust be takentoavoidignitiondue tohazardouselectrostaticcharges.  Ex d When thetransmitterenclosurethatismade ofaluminum alloyis installedina potentiallyexplosiveatmosphere,requiringtheuse of apparatusofequipment category1G, itshallbe installedso thatin theeventofrareincidents,an ignitionsourcedue toimpactorfriction between theenclosureand iron/steelisexcluded. The transmitter’santennashallbe installedso thatelectrostatic dischargesareprevented. SIL

O perating Temp erature -40to+175°F (-40to+80° C) DisplayFunctionOpe ratingTem perature -5to +160°F (-20to+70° C) StorageTemp erature -50to+175°F (-46to+80° C) H umidity 0–99%, non-condensing E lectromagneticCo mpatibility Meets CE requirements:EN 61000-6-2,E N 61000-6-4 SurgeProtection Meets CE Requirements:EN 61326 (1000Volts) Shock Class ANSI/ISA-S71.03ClassSA1 Vibration Class ANSI/ISA-S71.03ClassVC2 E N V I R O N M E N T T R A N S M I T T E R S P E C I F I C A T I O N S F U N C T I O N A L / P H Y S I C A L System Design Me asurementPrinciple P ulseBurstRadar @ 5.8GHz (Europe),6.3GHz (North America)Œ Input Me asuredVariable Liquidlevel,determined by the time-of-flightofa radarpulsefrom transmitterto productsurfaceand back Span 0.5to65 feet(0.2m to20m) Ou tput Type Analog 4 to20mA withHART digitalsignal Range Analog 3.8to20.5m A useable(meets NAMUR NE 43) Digital 0to999" (0to9 99 cm ) Resolution Analog 0.01mA Digital 0.1" Loop Resistance GP /IS/XP 350Ω @ 24 VDC/22 mA; 400Ω @ 24 VD C/20mA DiagnosticAlarm Adjustable3.6mA, 22mA, HOL D (meetsNA M UR NE 43) Dam ping Adjustable0–45 Use rInterface Keypad 3-button menu-driven dataentryand system security Indication 2-line × 8-characterdisplay DigitalCom mun ication HART version5.xcompatible Pow er (Measu redatinstrumen tterminals) Ge neralPu rpose 16 to36 VDC IntrinsicallySafe 16 to28.6 VDC Explosion Proof 16 to36 VDC Hous ing Ma terial Cast aluminum A356T6 (<0.2% copper),cast316 SS(optional) Cab leE ntry 3⁄4"N PT, M2 0 IngressP rotection Type 4X (IP66) Net/G ross Weight Aluminum 6 lbs (2.36kg)/7 lbs(2.76kg) 316 Stainlesssteel 13.5lbs(5.3kg)/14 lbs(5.7kg) OverallDimensions H 10.21"(259 mm) × W 4.38"(111 mm) × D 7.40"(188 mm) Œ RTTE: European approval,FCC & IC:North American approval Ω VDC 1200 1000 28.6 V 630 Ω @ 20 mA (350 @ 22 mA) 36 V 1000 Ω 800 600 400 200 0 10 20 16 24 30 40 General Purpose & Explosion Proof Intrinsically Safe

Reference Cond itions Reflectionfrom idealreflectorat+70° F (+20° C) Linearity ±0.4inch(1cm )or0.1%oftank height(whicheverisgreater) Me asured Error ±0.4inch(1cm )or0.1%oftank height(whicheverisgreater) (Performance willdegrade slightlywithin60"(1.5m)ofantenna) Resolution 0.1inch(2.5mm ) Repeatability ±0.2inch(5mm) or0.05%oftank height(whicheverisgreater) Response Time < 1 second Wa rm-up Time 30seconds Op erating Temp eratureRange -40°to+175°F (-40°to+80°C)/AT E X E E x d -40°to +160° F (-40° to+70°C) LC D Op eratingTemper atureRange -5°to+160°F (-20°to+70°C) Am bientTem perature E ffect Temperatureeffect0.05% per10° C Process DielectricEffect < 0.3inchwithinselectedrange Ma ximum Rate ofChange 180inches (450cm)/minute P E R F O R M A N C E A N T E N N A S P E C I F I C A T I O N S F U N C T I O N A L / P H Y S I C A L T E M P E R A T U R E / P R E S S U R E C H A R T -50 (-46) (-18) 100 (7) 200 (14) 300 (21) 400 (28) 500 (34) 600 (41) 700 (48) 800 (55) (10) 100 (38) 150 (66) 200 (93) 250 (121) 300 (149) 350 (177) 400 (204) 450 (232) Temperature ° F (° C) Pressure psig (bar) Polypropylene Rod PTFE Rod & Horn All-Polypropylene Flanged All-Polypropylene Threaded and Flanged ASME B31.1 & B31.3 All-Halar Threaded and Flanged ASME B31.1 & B31.3 All-Halar Flanged Mod el Dielectric Ro d TFE DielectricRo d Polypropylene DielectricRod A ll-Halar ® A ntenna 3",4",and 6"Ho rn M aterials

316 SS(Hastelloy ® C,

M onel ® and K ynar ® opt.), TFE, Viton ® O-rings

316 SS,P olypropylene,

Viton ® O-rings All-Halar,Viton ® O-rings

316 SS(HastelloyC

and M onelopt.),TFE , Viton ® O-rings Process Con nection 11⁄2"N P T and BSP ,ANS I orDIN flanges 11⁄2"NP T and BSP ,ANSI orDIN flanges 11⁄2” NP T,BSP ,ANS I,or DIN Flanges 6"ANS IorDIN flanges Ma xim um Process Tem perature +400°F @ 50psig (+204°C @ 3.5bar) +200°F @ 50psig (+93° C @ 3.5bar) +300°F @ atmos (+150°C @ atmos) +400° F @ 50psig (+204° C @ 3.5bar) Ma xim um Process Pressure -14.7to 675psig@ +70°F (-1.0to46.5bar@ +20°C) -14.7 to750psig @ +70°F (-1.0to 51.7 bar@ +20°C) -14.7 to 50psig @ +70°F (-1.0to 3.5 bar@ +20°C) -14.7 to675 psig @ +70°F (-1.0to 46.5 bar@ +20°C) M inimu m Dielectric (applicationdependent) 2.0 2.0 2.0 1.7 Œ All-polypropyleneconstructionoptional(seechartbelow forratings)

D I M E N S I O N A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N S I N C H E S ( M M ) O - R I N G ( S E A L ) S E L E C T I O N C H A R T 10.21 (259) 3.98 (101) 3.34 (85) 4.05 (103) 8.41 (214) 4.02 (102) Transm itter Ma terial Cod e M aximum Tem perature M aximu m Pressure M in. Temp. Recommend ed For Use In Not Reco mmended For Use In Viton ® GFLT 0 +400°F @ 232psig (+200°C @ 16 bar) 750psig@ +70°F (50bar@ +20°C) -40°F (-40°C) General purpose,steam, ethylene Ketones (MEK, acetone), skydrolfluids,amines,anhydrous ammonia, low molecularweight estersand ethers,hothydrofluoric orchlorosulfuricacids,sourHCs EPDM 1 +250°F @ 200psig (+125°C @ 14 bar) 750psig@ +70°F (50bar@ +20°C) -60°F (-50°C) Acetone,MEK, skydrolfluids anhydrousammonia Petroleumoils,di-esterbase lubricants,propane,steam Kalrez ® (4079) 2 +400°F @ 232psig +(200°C @ 16 bar) 750psig@ +70°F (50bar@ +20°C) -40°F (-40°C) Inorganicand organicacids (includingHF and nitric), aldehydes,ethylene,glycols, organicoils,siliconeoils, vinegar,sourHCs Blackliquor,hotwater/steam,hot aliphaticamines,ethyleneoxide, propyleneoxide,moltensodium, moltenpotassium SimrizSZ485 (formerly AegisPF128) 8 +400°F @ 232psig +(200°C @ 16 bar) 750psig@ +70°F (50bar@ +20°C) -4°F (-20°C) Inorganicand organicacids (includingHF and nitric), aldehydes,ethylene,glycols, organicoils,siliconeoils, vinegar,sourHCs, steam, amines,ethyleneoxide, propyleneoxide Blackliquor,Freon 43,Freon 75, Galden,KEL-F liquid,molten sodium,moltenpotassium 2.8 (55) 0.68 (17) Thread Engagement AC B (76) H Aperture Model # Antenna Extension (maximum “L” dimension) All All BSP 8thDigit Dim A Dim B Dim C Antenna ExtensionO.D. Dimension D TFE Rod ∅ 1.625(41) PP Rod ∅ 1.50(38) All-Plastic Rod ∅ 1.625(41) Model # Antenna Extension (maximum “L” dimension) 3"Horn 4" Horn 6"Horn 8thDigit Dim H Dim H Dim H 1 4" (100mm ) N/A 4.6(117) Aperture 2.95"(75mm) 3.75"(95mm) 5.75"(146mm) D IELEC TRIC RO DS H OR NS

Mo delsavailablefor quickshipment,usuallywithinone week afterfactory receiptofa com pletepurchase order,throughtheExpediteShip Plan(ESP). 1 4–20mA with HA R T R5 510A 0 R 95 PULSAR through-airradarleveltransmitter

6.3 GH z pulse radar (NorthAmeric a,FCC, IC)

R 05 PULSAR through-airradarleveltransmitter 5.8GH z pulse radar (Europe,RTTE) BA SIC M O DEL NUM BER A ND O PERA TING FREQ UENCY SIGNAL OU TPUT A Digitaldisplayand keypad A CC ESSO RI ES 5 24V DC,two-wire POW ER HOU SING/C O NDUIT C O NNECT IO N

1 Integral,Gen eralPurpose & IntrinsicallySafe (FM & C SA) ,

Non-incendive(Class1,DivII)Œ

3 Integral,Explosion-Proof

(FM & CS A Class I Div.1,Groups B,C & D) A Integral,Gen eralPurpose & IntrinsicallySafe (ATEX II 1G EEx iaIIC T4) (IEC Ex iaIIC T4) C Integral,Explosion-Proof(ATEX II 1/2GEEx d IIC T6) MOUNT ING/C LA SSI FIC AT ION ΠMeasured media insidevesselmust be non-flammableonly.

1 C astalum inum, dualcompartment,45°/ 3⁄4" NPT (IP66)

2 C astalum inum, dualcompartment,45°/ M20(IP66)

3 C ast316 SS,dualcompartmen t,45°/ 3⁄4" NPT (IP66)

4 C ast316 SS,dualcompartmen t,45°/ M20(IP66)

 Consultfactoryfordelivery.

31 11⁄2" NPT thread 32 11⁄2" BSP (G1 1⁄2)thread 43 2"150#A NSI raisedface flange DA DN 50,PN 16 DIN 2527Form B 44 2"300#A NSI raisedface flange DB DN 50,PN 25/40 DIN 2527Form B 45 2"600#A NSI raisedface flange DD DN 50,PN 64 DIN 2527Form E 53 3"150#A NSI raisedface flange EA DN 80,PN 16 DIN 2527Form B 54 3"300#A NSI raisedface flange EB DN 80,PN 25/40 DIN 2527Form B 55 3"600#A NSI raisedface flange ED DN 80,PN 64 DIN 2527Form E 63 4"150#A NSI raisedface flange FA DN 100,PN 16 DIN 2527Form B 64 4"300#A NSI raisedface flange FB DN 100,PN 25/40 DIN 2527Form B 65 4"600#A NSI raisedface flange FD DN 100,PN 64 DIN 2527Form E 73 6" 150#A NSI raisedface flange GA DN 150,PN 16 DIN 2527Form B 74 6" 300#A NSI raisedface flange GB DN 150,PN 25/40 DIN 2527Form B 75 6" 600#A NSI raisedface flange GD DN 150,PN 64 DIN 2527Form E R A D A R A N T E N N A S D I E L E C T R I C R O D M O D E L N U M B E R RA 00 R A PULSA R radar antennas/ 5.8/6.3 GH z TECHNO LO GY / OP ER ATI NG FR EQUE NCY A TFE (Materialof Construction codes A, B,C, and K only) B Polypropylene(Materialof C onstructioncodes A, G,K, and L only) C H alar ® (MaterialofCo nstructioncodes G and L only) CO NFIGURA TION / STYLE A 316/316Lstainlesssteel B Hastelloy ® C C Mo nel ® G A ll-Plasticw ettedsurfacesincludingflanges(Configuration/Stylecodes B and C only) K 316/316LSS ;ASM E B31.1and B31.3(meetsCRN specifications) L All-Plasticw ettedsurfaces;A SME B31.1,B31.3 (meetsCRN specifications;Co nfiguration/Style codes B and C ,flanged only ) M AT ERI AL OF CO NSTRUC TION

0 Viton ® GFLT

1 EPDM

2 Kalrez 4079

8 SimrizSZ485 (formerlyAegis PF128)

O-RI NGS 

0 For nozzleheight≤ 1"(25mm) (Forthreadedprocessconnectiononly)

1 For nozzleheight≤ 4"(100mm)

2 For nozzleheight≤ 8" (200mm) (ESP designation forTFE rod only)

3 For nozzleheight≤ 12"(300mm)

PR OC ESS CO NNECT IO N -SIZE /TYPE Œ Œ Metalflangeswelded toantenna;Plasticflangesand metalflangeswiththreaded antennaconnectionorderedseparately.RefertoOptionalFlangescharton page 15.  All-Polypropyleneand All-Halarantennas(MaterialsofConstructionCodes G and L) use Viton ® GFLT O-rings 4P 2"Triclover ® type,16 A M P 6P 4"Triclovertype,16 AMP 5P 3"Triclovertype,16 AMP 7P 6" Triclovertype,16 AMP HYGIENIC PRO CE SS C ONNEC TIONS

R A PULSAR radarantennas/ 5.8/6.3 GHz TECHN OLO GY / OPERATI NG FRE QU ENCY 3 3" horn (for Standpipe/Stillwelluse only;MaterialsofC onstruction codes A & K only 4 4" horn 6 6 " horn CON FIGU RATI ON / ST YLE A 316/316Lstainlesssteel B H astelloy C K 316/316LSS;ASME B31.1and ASME B31.3(meetsCRN specifications) MA TERI AL OF CO NSTRUC TION

0 For 3"Ho rn instandpipes/stillwellsonly

1 For nozzleheight≤ 4 "(100mm ) -C onfiguration Stylecode 4 only

2 For nozzleheight≤ 8" (200mm)

(foruse withDielectricRod Antennas; ExtensionCodes 1–3only) RA 00 R A D A R A N T E N N A S H O R N M O D E L N U M B E R PartNu mber: 2" 3" 4" 6" 04-6852 150# 300# 150# 300# 150# 300# 150# 300# 316L stainlesssteel -001 -005 -002 -006 -003 -007 -004 -008 304L stainlesssteel -009 -013 -010 -014 -011 -015 -012 -016 Carbon steel -017 -021 -018 -022 -019 -023 -020 -024 Ha stelloy C -025 -029 -026 -030 -027 -031 -028 -032 M onel -033 -037 -034 -038 -035 -039 -036 -040 Kynar -041 -045 -042 -046 -043 -047 -044 -048 PVC -049 -053 -050 -054 -051 -055 -052 -056 Polypropylene -057 -061 -058 -062 -059 -063 -060 -064 TFE -065 -069 -066 -070 -067 -071 -068 -072 ANT ENNA EXTENSIO N 53 3"150#AN SI raisedface flange EA DN 80,PN 16 DIN 2527Form B 54 3"300#AN SI raisedface flange EB DN 80,PN 25/40 DIN 2527Form B 55 3"600#AN SI raisedface flange ED DN 80,PN 64 DIN 2527Form E 63 4"150#AN SI raisedface flange FA DN 100,PN 16 DIN 2527Form B 64 4"300#AN SI raisedface flange FB DN 100,PN 25/40 DIN 2527Form B 65 4"600#AN SI raisedface flange FD DN 100,PN 64 DIN 2527Form E 73 6" 150#AN SI raisedface flange GA DN 150,PN 16 DIN 2527Form B 74 6" 300#AN SI raisedface flange GB DN 150,PN 25/40 DIN 2527Form B 75 6" 600#AN SI raisedface flange GD DN 150,PN 64 DIN 2527Form E PR OC ESS CO NNEC TION -SIZE /TYPE ( metalflangesw eldedtoantenna) 6P 4"Triclovertype,16 AMP HygienicFlange 7P 6" Triclovertype,16 AMP HygienicFlange HYGIENIC PRO C ESS C ONNEC TIO NS

The quality assurance system in place at M AGN ETRO L guaranteesthe highestlevel of quality throughoutthe com pany. M AGN ETRO L is comm itted toproviding full customersatisfaction both inqualityproducts and quality service. The M A GNETR O L quality assurance system isregistered toISO 9001affirming its com - mitmenttoknow n internationalquality standards providing the strongestassurance of product/service qualityavailable. SeveralPULSA R Through-AirR adarLevel Transmitters are availableforquick shipm ent, usually w ithin one week afterfactory receiptofa com pletepurchase order, through the ExpediteShip Plan (ESP). M odels covered by ESP servicearecolor coded inthe selection datacharts. To take advantage ofESP,simp lymatch the color coded m odelnum bercodes (standard dimen sions apply). ESP servicem ay notapply toorders often units or m ore.C ontactyour localrepresen - tativeforleadtimeson largervolume orders, as wellas otherproducts and options. EExpedite SShip PPlan All MAGN ETRO L electronic level and flow controls are warranted free of defects in m aterials or workman ship for one full year from the date of original factory shipment. If returned within the warranty period; and, upon factory inspection of the control, the cause of the claim is determined to be cov - ered under the warranty; then, MAGN ETROL w ill repair or replace the control at no cost to the purchaser (or own er) other than transportation. MA GNETR O L shall not be liable for misap - plication, labor claims, direct or consequential dam age or expense arising from the instal - lation or use of equipm ent. There are no other warranties expressed or implied, except special written warranties covering som e MA GNETR O L products. B ULLETIN: 58-101.9 EF FECTIV E : September 2011 SU PERSEDE S: May 2008 5300 Belmont Road • Downers Grove, Illi nois 60515-44 99 • 630-969-4000 • Fax 630-969-9 489 • www.magnetrol.com

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