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    Digital Liquid Level Control

    Dec. 1, 2010
    In addition to displacement sensor technology for measuring liquid level or the level of interface between two liquids, the Fisher Fieldvue DLC3020f digital level controller uses the digital Foundation fieldbus communication protocol to deliver diagnostics, alerts, and other information that helps users improve performance and avoid downtime.
    Aw 1153 1012 Emerson
    Digital communication also simplifies configuration, calibration and test of the DLC3020f using the vendor's AMS Suite software or 475 Field Communicator. The instrument stores up to 30 logs, including calibration, instrument set-up and process fluid data that can be saved for future reference or re-use. The DLC3020f is designed to replace pneumatic, analog or Hart transmitters/controllers.Emerson Process Managementwww.emersonprocess.com800.999.9307

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