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INSTALLATION & OPERATION MANUAL
SONAC/120 LIQUID LEVEL SWITCH
DECEMBER 2008 REV 1.0
was started in 1976 to offer new and innovative
electronic designs in tank gauging. L&J’s new products always used the
latest electronics and therefore the company quickly grew.
Ten years later L&J bought GPE. Along with GPE, L&J bought
, a GPE afliate that manufactures ttings and valves for
the same type of tanks that used the gauging equipment.
A short time later, all 3 companies were reorganized under one corporate
entity called . In 1994, a brand new, state-of-the-art
manufacturing facility was built to bring all of the L&J Technologies
manufacturing efforts under one roof.
In 1996, L&J bought , a manufacturer of liquid level controls
and Hi/Low level switches for the boiler, process, and liquid storage
industries.
On February 28, 2000, L&J purchased Durlam Associates, (now Durlam
Inc.). is located in Houston, Texas and is the leading
manufacturer of berglass reinforced plastic (FRP) Derakane 470
conservation vents and ttings.
On March 31, 2000, L&J purchased Delavan Process Instrumentation
in Naugatuck, CT. is a well-established name in
ultrasonic, capacitance and microwave point level and continuous level
measurement for liquids and solids. Delavan was relocated to L&J
Technologies corporate headquarters in Hillside, Illinois.
Today, the L&J family of companies is the world’s largest manufacturer
specializing in the monitoring, management, and control of bulk liquids.
L&J provides quality products for the Petroleum, Petrochemical,
Chemical, Food, Pharmaceutical, Pipeline, Steel, Water Treatment and
Biogas ( ) Industries.
Visit L&J Technologies on the internet at www.ljtechnologies.com