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The Ultrix 100 is a compact, integrated
ultrasonic transmitter
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When the sensing range is over 26 feet,
competitive products require a separate transducer and electronic,
increasing the cost of materials and installation.
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The Ultrix 100 is 2 wire, loop powered
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The electronics which drive separate
transducer emit high frequencies, thus limiting the cable length of
less than 20 feet. The Ultrix can be located far from the its
associated controller/indicator.
This cable must be screened and is susceptible to electronic noise.
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The Ultrix has a Teflon® nose section
for chemical
resistance
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The Milltronics®
Probe® and E+H®
Prosonic® come standard
with a PVDF nose section. An inferior material when sensing in
chemically aggressive environments.
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The Ultrix 100 is Nema 6
submersible
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Condensation can form in conduits and
leak into the Probe®, shorting
the electronics.
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The Ultrix 100 "only" a transmitter
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The Milltronics®
Probe® and E+H®
Prosonic® have three
wire versions with a relay. This is an efficient method for
point-level switching but, if the relay fails, the entire sensor must
be replaced.
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When sensing beyond 8 meters, remote
electronics are required and expensive.
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The Ultrix 100 has superior performance
(click here for more details)
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The Probe®
has not changed in 15 years.
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The transducers are from Hungary and do
not always meet their specifications.
Major strengths of the Probe®:
Major weaknesses of the Probe®:
Milltronics®
and Probe® are registered
trademarks of Milltronics Inc.
E+H®
and Prosonic® are registered
trademarks of Endress & Hauser |
 
The Ultrix
100 is now available in a 50 foot (15 meter) version (with 2.5" NPT
threading)

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