Description
FS009 sensor for minimum level monitoring is a polypropylene (PP) level sensor with a 650 mm sensor length intended for 60 l canisters. It supports continuous supervision of the minimum fill level in laboratory canisters, helping operators avoid dry-running conditions and maintain process continuity during liquid storage and dispensing. Constructed from PP, the sensor suits routine laboratory environments where chemical resistance and mechanical durability are needed for contact with aqueous media and many common laboratory fluids. The 650 mm length is matched to the geometry of 60 litre canisters, supporting correct immersion depth and reliable detection at the defined low level. This FS009 unit from manufacturer Behr belongs to laboratory material used in fluid handling setups for analytical and preparative work. Supplied as 1 pc, it is ready for integration into canister-based reagent or sample supply systems that require minimum-level supervision. Clear specification of model, material, and sensor length simplifies selection against existing container systems and monitoring requirements in the laboratory.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Model: FS009
- Material: PP
- Sensor length: 650 mm
- Suitable for: 60 l canisters
- Function: Minimum level monitoring
- Technical Information Sheet:
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