FlowLine Ultrasonic Liquid Level Sensors @ AutomationDirect

Welcome to Kickstart where you get to see new products here at AutomationDirect. Today I am going to show you our latest Ultra Sonic sensors from the brand: FLOWLINE We are now offering 9 new parts in this line extension with 8 liquid level sensors and 1 digital display. These new FlowLine sensors are configured with pushbuttons, so no software, computer or FOB required, making setup in the field simple. The new EchoTouch is pushbutton configurable with a built in LCD display. Its range is up to 5.5m with a 4 to 20ma output and powered by 12 to 32VDC. The body has a rugged NEMA 4X rating. Next up is the new EchoSpan sensor, also configurable with built in pushbuttons and LCD display. There are 4 models ranging from 3m, 5.5m, 8m and 10m all with 4 to 20ma outputs and powered by 12 to 28vdc and also have a NEMA 4X rating. The last sensor we have added is the EchoSwitch also with on board configurable pushbuttons and LCD display. There are 3 EchoSwitch models with sensing ranges in 3 meters, 5.5 meters, and 8 meter models. These are all 4 to 20ma outputs and they also have 3 programmable relays. These are powered by 95 to 250VAC and all are rated at NEMA 4X as well. Last up in this new release is not a sensor, but an LCD display called "PodView". This is a general purpose indicator that displays tank level or volume and relay status on an LCD. It has a 3 button user interface for changing relay set points. It has a 6' lead and is compatible with any of the FlowLine EchoPod series of ultrasonic sensors with firmware version 5.00 or later. You can find the agency approvals and specs for these new FlowLine ultrasonic sensors on our website at: www.automationdirect.com Don't forget: we sell other ultrasonic sensors, cables accessories and more. Check back with us often on AutomationDirects websites or on Youtube.com/Automationdirect for more Kickstart videos. If you are watching us on YouTube, please let us know what you think about these new FlowLine ultrasonic sensors or how you plan to use them in your application by dropping us a comment down below. Thanks for watching and we hope to see you again soon.