Article No. 28 100-
Version 12.2007
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Cyl.
cylindrical tank (optionally, see Cyl.>50m
3
),
horizontal cylinders; tubular tanks, max. 45 m
3
typical shape for steel outdoor or buried tanks.
Ball
spherical tank; buried tanks with spherical
basic shape; frequently plastic buried tank
(GRP).
Oval
oval basement tanks; typical shape of GRP
tanks and single-walled sheet metal tanks
Convex
Plastic battery tanks, convex, slightly bellied
shape, alternative to linear
Concave
Plastic battery tanks, concave, slightly caved
in shape, alternative to linear
Plastic
Plastic tank with recess
Plastic tank with a large recess (hollow) in the
center (without tape bindings)
Cyl.>50m
3
large cylindrical outdoor tank 50,000 liters to
100,000 liters; a special bearing chart
conversion table can be ordered specifically
for large cylindrical tanks of 50 m
3
to 100 m
3
.
4.Volume
tank vol-
ume
xxx.xxxL
Default setting is 0 L. 0L is an invalid value.
This parameter must be set in all cases.
5.Height
Inner tank
height
x.xxx mm
(or cm)
Default setting is 2,000 mm
(Maximum value is 9,999 mm) - for probes from 1,000 mbar, the
height is indicated/set in cm, not in mm.
6.Relay1
(SBox 2)
or
deactive
active
Default setting (enter on deactive ➜ go to next entry step)
Enter on active results in the next ‘On’ step
6. Beeper
(SBox 3)
On: 10%
10% is the default setting, range is 0..99
Relay or acoustic alarm alarm switches ON when the content of the
tank falls below a limit of e.g. 10%.
Off:12%
12% is the default setting (hysteresis)
Relay or acoustic alarm switches OFF again when the content of the
tank rises above a limit of e.g. 12%. When On=0% and Off=0%, no
fill level switching function is active.
On: +0C
Only if a temperature adapter is available; range is -99C .. +99C
When On=0C and Off=0C, no temperature switching function is active
Relay or acoustic alarm switches ON when the temperature falls be-
low a limit of e.g. 15°C.
Off: +0C
Relay or acoustic alarm switches OFF again when the temperature
rises above a limit of e.g. 17°C (hysteresis).
7.Relay2
For entries for Relay2, refer to 6.Relay1
8.Exit
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