Campbell Manufacturing LIQUID LEVEL DB1 Manual De Usuario

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DB1 Liquid Level Measurement Sensor 
2.  Specifications 
Measurement Range: 
 
Option - 5   
(0 to 5 psi/0 to 11.5 ft.) 
 
Option - 15  
(0 to 15 psi/0 to 34.5 ft.) 
 
Option - 30  
(0 to 30 psi/0 to 69 ft.) 
Maximum Overpressure Range: 
 
Option - 5 
20 psi 
 
Option - 10 
45 psi 
 
Option - 15 
60 psi 
Transducer Accuracy: 
±
 0.05 % Full Scale  
Temperature Range: 
-25° to + 50°C 
Supply Voltage: 
12 Vdc 
System Current Drain: 
75 mA (Activated) 
 
0.5 mA (Quiescent) 
Valve Current Drain: 
40 mA (Activated) 
 
0 mA (Deactivated) 
Maximum System Pressure: 
100 psi 
3.  Installation 
Mount the DB1 liquid level assembly to the enclosure back-plate using the 
supplied plastic screw grommets and Phillips screws.  Using the supplied 
tubing cutter, cut sections of tubing for the nitrogen, h1, h2, and offset pressure 
lines.  Insert the h1 pressure line into the elbow fitting below the valve marked 
#1.  The line is installed correctly when it does not release without pressing the 
red fitting into the valve assembly.  Insert the h2 pressure line into the elbow 
fitting below the valve marked #2.  Insert the offset line into the elbow fitting 
to the right of the valve marked #2.  Insert the nitrogen supply line into the 
elbow fitting on the right side of the manifold assembly. 
Permanently install h1 and h2 a fixed vertical distance apart in the water (see 
Figure 2, delta h).  Maximize the fixed distance between h1 and h2, while 
keeping h1 at least six inches below the surface of the lowest anticipated water 
level.  If the water level drops below h1 you will get irregular data readings.  
The accuracy of the water level measurement is affected by the exactness of 
the delta h measurement.  To increase measurement accuracy, cut the end of 
the submerged tubing at a 60 degree angle to decrease the gas bubble 
deformation as it exits the tube. 
The DB1 Liquid Level System requires a compressed gas supply.  The most 
common gas is a 225 ft
3
 nitrogen bottle with an appropriate "automatic 
pressure relieved" pressure regulator.  The pressure range set on the regulator 
depends on the water level to be recorded.  For example, if the DB1 system is 
installed in a stilling well to measure stream level, and the stream level