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Carlo Gavazzi VNYI4 is an IP67 conductive level probe with four insulated 1,000 mm long, 5 mm diameter AISI 316 stainless steel electrodes and screw-terminal connection for multi-level conductive liquid detection.
£143.41
The Carlo Gavazzi VNYI4 is a robust conductive level probe designed for reliable monitoring of electrically conductive liquids in tanks, vessels and industrial process systems. Part of the Carlo Gavazzi VNY level sensor series, it features four individually insulated electrodes for multi-level detection and control applications.
The VNYI4 incorporates four AISI 316 stainless steel electrodes, each with a standard length of 1,000 mm and a diameter of 5 mm. The electrodes feature polyethylene insulation and can be shortened to the required sensing lengths, allowing multiple liquid levels to be monitored within the same tank or vessel.
Designed for industrial installations, the VNYI4 combines a 1 1/2-inch threaded process connection with screw-terminal electrical connections and an IP67 protection rating. When connected to a compatible conductive level-control relay, the probe can support functions such as minimum and maximum level detection, filling and emptying control, overflow monitoring and multi-point liquid level control.
Conductive level probes detect liquid by measuring electrical conductivity between sensing electrodes and a reference electrode or conductive vessel. When connected to a suitable level-control relay, the system can detect predetermined liquid levels without floats or other moving sensing components.
With four independently positioned electrodes, the Carlo Gavazzi VNYI4 is particularly suitable for applications requiring several detection points within one vessel. The standard 1,000 mm electrodes can be cut to different lengths so that each electrode corresponds to a specific liquid level, providing a flexible solution for filling, emptying, alarm and process-control functions.
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| IP Rating | IP67 | |
|---|---|---|
| Sensing Principle | Level (conductive) | |
| Connection | Terminals | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | VNY | |
| Model | VNYI4 | |
| Product type | Conductive level probe | |
| Sensing principle | Conductive | |
| Number of electrodes | 4 | |
| Electrode insulation | Insulated | |
| Insulation material | Polyethylene | |
| Electrode material | AISI 316 stainless steel | |
| Electrode length | 1,000 mm each | |
| Electrode diameter | 5 mm | |
| Process mounting | 1 1/2-inch pipe thread | |
| Electrical connection | Screw terminal | |
| Protection rating | IP67 | |
| Application | Conductive liquid level detection and control | |
| Barcode / EAN | 5709870048055 |
The VNYI4 is a four-electrode conductive level probe used for detecting and controlling multiple levels of electrically conductive liquids in tanks, vessels and industrial process systems.
The VNYI4 has four insulated electrodes, allowing multiple liquid-level sensing points to be established within a single tank or vessel.
The four electrodes are manufactured from AISI 316 stainless steel and feature polyethylene insulation. Each electrode has a diameter of 5 mm.
Yes. Each electrode is supplied at a standard length of 1,000 mm and can be cut to the required length, allowing individual sensing points to be positioned for the application.
The VNYI4 has an IP67 protection rating and is designed for reliable use in industrial liquid-level monitoring applications.
Carlo Gavazzi VNY conductive level probes provide machine builders, panel builders and process engineers with a robust and flexible solution for monitoring conductive liquids in tanks, vessels and automated industrial level-control systems.
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