OASE | Catalogue 2014 - page 169

The stainless steel housings of the Water-Level
Sensor 20-3 and 20-4 also take on the function of
the common electrode. The minimum and maximum
electrodes are in the housing. The permanently set
level difference is 20 mm. In addition the 20-4 has a
dry-run protection electrode.
It can be retrofitted with a dry run protection elec-
trode. The electrodes can be adjusted according to
the level differences via the cable length. They give
switch on and switch off commands to regulate the
water level or to protect the pump technology (Sup-
plemental electrode 2000-1).
Dimensions
(L x W x H)
[mm]
Housing
Protection class
Electrodes
Common
Minimum
Maximum
Dry-run
Level difference
[mm]
Cable length
[m]
Weight
[kg]
Order no.
Water-Level Sensor 20-3
115 x 80 x 46
Stainless steel
IP 68
3
1
1
1
-
20
10.0
2.2
51559
Water-Level Sensor 20-4
115 x 80 x 46
Stainless steel
IP 68
4
1
1
1
1
20
10.0
2.3
53918
Product characteristics at a glance
For automatic infeed and top-up feed of freshwater
if the water level drops
With dry-run protection and alarm function
Compensates different water levels
Robust and reliable technology
Safe operation
Water-Level Sensor 2000-3/5
315 x 135 x 150
plastic
IP 68
3
1
1
1
-
max.2500
3.0
2.5
55845
Supplemental electrode 2000 -1
150 x 125 x 75
plastic
IP 68
1
-
-
-
1
max.2500
3.0
0.3
55843
Dimensions
(L x W x H)
[mm]
Housing
Protection class
Electrodes
Common
Minimum
Maximum
Dry-run
Level difference
[mm]
Cable length
[m]
Weight
[kg]
Order no.
Electronic water level control 1
(see page 166)
51554
Electronic water level control 2
(see page 166)
55846
Solenoid valve ½ 24 V
(see page 166)
51556
Solenoid valve 1 24 V
(see page 166)
51557
Accessories
(must be ordered separately)
4
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