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Finder 072.41 is a suspended single-pole electrode with an AISI 316L stainless steel sensing element and polypropylene housing, designed for conductive liquid level monitoring in tanks and wells at temperatures up to +80 °C.
£12.17
The Finder 072.41 is a high-quality suspended electrode for conductive liquid level monitoring, designed for use with compatible Finder Series 72 level control relays. Featuring a corrosion-resistant AISI 316L stainless steel electrode and a durable polypropylene housing, this single-pole sensor provides a practical solution for detecting liquid levels in wells, tanks and reservoirs.
Designed for liquid temperatures up to +80 °C, the Finder 072.41 is suitable for applications involving electrically conductive liquids. Its polypropylene construction offers resistance to many aqueous solutions of inorganic salts, acids, alkaline solutions, alcohols, certain oils and washing solutions, making it useful across industrial, commercial and process control installations.
The Finder 072.41 level sensing electrode supports individual cable preparation and installation, with a cable grip suitable for cable diameters of approximately 2.5–3.5 mm. Its stainless steel sensing element and compact suspended design make it particularly suitable for liquid level control systems where reliable electrode positioning and corrosion resistance are important.
The Finder 072.41 operates as a sensing electrode within a conductive liquid level monitoring system. When the liquid reaches the electrode, an electrical conduction path can be established between the sensing electrode and a suitable reference electrode or conductive tank connection. A compatible Finder level control relay detects this condition and responds according to its configured operating function.
Depending on the level control relay and electrode arrangement, the system can be used for liquid filling, emptying, minimum-level monitoring or maximum-level monitoring. The suspended electrode is particularly useful where the required sensing position is below the top of a tank or within a well.
The AISI 316L stainless steel electrode offers corrosion resistance, while the polypropylene casing provides compatibility with various aqueous solutions. However, chemical suitability must be assessed for the specific liquid, concentration and operating temperature. The Finder 072.41 is a sensing accessory and does not independently switch pumps or provide a complete liquid level control system.
| Manufacturer | Finder |
|---|---|
| Product series | Series 72 |
| Model | 072.41 |
| Manufacturer part number | 072.41 |
| Product type | Suspended Electrode / Liquid Level Sensor |
| Category | Liquid Level Monitoring Accessories |
| Sensor configuration | Single-pole electrode |
| Detection principle | Electrical conductivity of liquids |
| Electrode material | Stainless steel AISI 316L |
| Housing material | Polypropylene |
| Maximum liquid temperature | +80 °C |
| Cable grip diameter | 2.5–3.5 mm |
| Maximum conductor cross-section | 1 × 2.5 mm² |
| Maximum conductor size | AWG 14 |
| Conductor stripping length | 5–9 mm |
| Maximum screw tightening torque | 0.7 Nm |
| Nominal body diameter | 19 mm |
| Overall body height | Approximately 83.3 mm |
| Mounting arrangement | Suspended |
| Compatible equipment | Suitable Finder Series 72 conductive liquid level control relays |
| EAN | 8012823447094 |
| Typical application | Conductive liquid level detection in tanks, wells and reservoirs |
The Finder 072.41 is a suspended electrode used to detect the presence of electrically conductive liquids in tanks, wells and reservoirs when connected to a compatible liquid level control relay.
The sensing electrode is manufactured from AISI 316L stainless steel, providing corrosion resistance for suitable liquid monitoring applications.
The Finder 072.41 is specified for a maximum liquid temperature of +80 °C.
Yes. The Finder 072.41 is a Series 72 sensing accessory intended for use with compatible conductive liquid level monitoring relays, including suitable Finder 72.01 and 72.51 installations.
No. The Finder 072.41 operates using the electrical conductivity of the liquid. Non-conductive liquids generally require a different sensing technology.
The housing is made from polypropylene, which provides resistance to many aqueous solutions, including certain salts, acids, alkaline solutions and cleaning liquids. Compatibility must be checked for the specific application.
The electrode has a cable grip designed for cable diameters of approximately 2.5–3.5 mm, with a maximum conductor cross-section of 2.5 mm².
The 072.41 is designed for individual cable preparation rather than being a fixed-length pre-wired electrode. An appropriate cable must be selected and installed according to Finder's instructions.
Finder identifies the polypropylene construction as suitable for certain food and pharmaceutical applications. However, suitability depends on the liquid, cleaning process, operating conditions and applicable hygiene requirements.
No. The Finder 072.41 is a sensing electrode, not a switching relay. It must be connected to a compatible liquid level control relay and suitable pump control equipment to provide automatic filling or emptying functions.
Finder Series 72 level monitoring products and accessories are designed to support dependable conductive liquid detection and control. The Finder 072.41 suspended electrode combines an AISI 316L stainless steel sensing element, polypropylene housing and a maximum liquid temperature of +80 °C, making it a practical choice for electrical engineers, process automation specialists and water management professionals working with compatible liquid level control systems.
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