2024-12-02 HVAC/R, Products
Perfect for potentially explosive environments
Level sensors in potentially explosive environments must fulfil the highest safety standards, provide precise measurements and at the same time have a robust design to withstand extreme temperatures and pressures. The KRIWAN INT278 CAN EX combines all these requirements in one device. With its ATEX certification, non-contact infrared technology and a modular design, the INT278 CAN EX offers maximum safety, easy maintenance and installation flexibility - ideal for use in demanding applications such as compressors, pumps and vessels in potentially explosive environments.
Monitoring liquid levels in potentially explosive environments is becoming a key task for companies, especially in the chemical and oil and gas industries, due to increasingly stringent regulations and safety standards. Plant operators must ensure that their monitoring systems are not only accurate, but also comply with the latest ATEX and international safety standards to minimise operational risks. At the same time, extreme operating conditions such as high pressures, fluctuating temperatures and aggressive media make it difficult to use conventional sensor technology, which is often not robust enough for these requirements. Added to this is the growing need for precise measurement technology in order to utilise resources efficiently and avoid unnecessary losses of operating fluids or refrigerants.
The KRIWAN INT278 CAN EX offers a reliable solution to these challenges by enabling precise, non-contact monitoring of liquid levels directly in potentially explosive environments. With its ATEX certification (II 3G Ex ec nC IIC T4 Gc), the sensor meets the highest safety requirements and is optimised for use in demanding environments. The robust design and infrared measurement technology ensure accurate results, even with temperature fluctuations of up to +100 °C or high operating pressures of up to 42 bar. Thanks to its modular design, the sensor can be easily installed and maintained without the need for time-consuming disassembly work.
The sensor is characterised by its two-part design: a screw-in part that is permanently installed in the system and a separate evaluation part. This design not only makes installation particularly easy, but also enables the electronics module to be replaced quickly during maintenance work without having to remove the entire sensor.
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Advantages
The KRIWAN INT278 CAN EX offers a reliable and precise solution for liquid monitoring in potentially explosive environments. With its ATEX certification (II 3G Ex ec nC IIC T4 Gc), it fulfils the highest safety requirements and has been specially developed for use in demanding environments. Thanks to its robust design and contactless infrared measurement technology, the sensor delivers precise measurement results, even under extreme conditions such as temperature fluctuations of up to +100 °C or operating pressures of up to 42 bar. In addition, the sensor is optimised for easy installation and maintenance, which minimises downtimes.
A special feature of the INT278 CAN EX is its two-part design, which consists of a permanently installed screw-in part and a separate evaluation part. This modular design allows the electronics to be replaced quickly without having to remove the entire sensor. This makes maintenance work much easier, especially in areas that are difficult to access or in confined installation locations, as is often the case in potentially explosive environments. Thanks to the non-contact liquid measurement, the sensor is independent of the physical properties of the medium, such as pressure or temperature, and guarantees a high level of operational safety.
Developed for use in EX-certified areas
The INT278 CAN EX is certified for use in potentially explosive environments according to II 3G Ex ec nC IIC T4 Gc and enables contactless and precise monitoring of liquid levels - perfect for compressors, pumps and containers.
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