Part no.: 7014 LevelSlick
• Unique solid state, no channel design
• 5 bolt SAE or BSPP mounting options
• Voltage, current or resistive output
• Reliable sensing in water based liquids and slurries.
The 7014 water level has been designed for all applications where consistently reliable and maintenance-free measurement of potable, salt, black or grey water is needed. Tank profiling software provides compensation for irregular tank shapes and multiple output options, offering compatibility for the widest range of installations.
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