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The Series DPMA doesn't have a NEMA rating.
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This filter should be replaced if it begins to appear wet or dirty and can be replaced with Model F195 Air Filter.
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There is no set life span for any of our products, as it varies based on usage. For critical applications, the unit should be tested 2-3 times a year. Under normal circumstances, the units should be tested annually.
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Yes, at an additional cost, contact our service group for pricing; we are able to provide NIST certification on many of our products. We can also issue a certificate of conformance at no charge for all of our products stating that they meet our published specifications.
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The float is removed and replaced upside down.
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Unfortunately, the CFS2 series is not DC rated. It can only be used with AC voltage.
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Our cables that are compatible with drinking water must be purchased in quantities of 1000pcs. The cables we carry in stock that have a minimum order quantity of 1 pc are not drinking water approved.
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Drill a 1/2" hole in the side of your tank. With the F6-HPS-11 body inside the tank, insert the screw and exposed wires through this hole and secure the unit in place with the corresponding nut.
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The SPPM with the voltage input has a 10MΩ input impedance. Also, a non-linear calibration curve can be created by merely using the software in the SPPM. One can use the sensor linearization and use up to 20 calibration points and even have your results converted into a .csv file.
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The vertical and horizontal lengths of the float arm.