LVCN-302 Features and Overview

Let'ssay your tank is 112 inches deep, and the transducer range of the sensor you’ve chosen is 0-5 psi of water. 5 psi equals 138 inches H2O The pressure transducer is located 11 inches off the bottom of the tank. With 51 inches of water in the tank you are cavitating the pump, and at 108 inches of water you are facing probable flooding.

The goal is to maintain the liquid level between 90 and 65 inches using LVCN-302. The following steps should be taken in order to display a 50 to 110 inch "window" of the tank, while maintaining a liquid level range of 90 to 65 inches. High and low alarm output circuits will be activated at 105 and 55 inches.

The Initial Set-up in Eight Easy Steps (see page 4) describes in detail how to program LVCN-302 for your specific application. To accomplish the above installation, you would enter the following:

Transducer Range

138.0

inches H2O

Transducer Height

11.0

 

Upper Limit of Window

110.0

 

Lower Limit of Window

50.0

 

High Alarm/Fault Level

105.0

 

Sump ON Level

90.0

 

Sump OFF Level

65.0

 

Low Alarm/Fault Level

55.0

 

Tank Cross-Section Display with LVCN-302

110”

110” to 50” the critical range in the tank you need to monitor.

112”

Pump

50”

11” OFFSET

U

 

 

pper Limit of D

 

 

isplay Window

 

High Alarm

 

110

Sump ON

 

 

Actual Liquid Level

Sump OFF

Low Alarm

 

Low

 

er

 

Limit

 

of

 

Display W

 

indow

50

Pressure

Transducer

®

95.3

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Omega Engineering specifications LVCN-302 Features and Overview, Tank Cross-Section Display with LVCN-302