E3X E3X
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Correct Use
E32-D82F
Sensitivity Adjustments
E3X-H11 High-sensitivity Model
Step Sensing
condition Indicators Adjustment
1
ON ON
Green Red
A
Locate the Sensor above the liq-
uid surface. Set the sensitivity ad-
juster to Min. Slowly turn the sen-
sitivity adjuster clockwise until the
light reception indicator (i.e., the
red indicator) is ON. This position
is referred to as position A.
2
ON OFF
Green Red
B
Dip the Sensor in the liquid. Set
the sensitivity adjuster to Max.
Slowly turn the sensitivity adjuster
counterclockwise until the light re-
ception indicator is OFF. This
position is referred to as position
B.
3
--- ON OFF
Green Red
C
Set the sensitivity adjuster in the
middle point between positions A
and B. This position is referred to
as position C. Then check that the
stability indicator (i.e., green indi-
cator) is ON either when the Sen-
sor is in the liquid or when it is
above the liquid surface.
Liquid Level Sensing Position:
The liquid level sensing position is located 5.2±2 mm above the tip of
the Teflon part. Refer to the illustration below.
The precise liquid level sensing position varies with the surface ten-
sion of the liquid and the wet condition of the sensing position.
Liquid level sensing position
5.2±2 mm from tip of Teflon part
The Fiber Unit must be secured at sections that cannot be bent. Do
not secure the Fiber Unit at sections that can be bent, otherwise pre-
cise liquid level detection may not be possible.
The side or bottom of the tank may affect the Fiber Unit and lower
the performance of the Fiber Unit. In that case, locate the Fiber Unit
far enough from the side or bottom of the tank or coat the side or bot-
tom of the tank with black paint.
The operation of the Fiber Unit may not be stable in the following
cases:
1. The cone part of the Sensor Head has gathered air foam.
2. The cone part of the Sensor Head has gathered dissolved
substances.
3. The viscosity of the liquid is excessively high.
Some liquids, such as milky liquids, may not be detected.
Make sure that the tip of the Fiber Unit does not hit hard objects.
Operation may become unstable if the sensing head is scratched or
deformed.
When the Units are to be used in a dangerous environment, install
the Fiber Unit in a dangerous environment and the Amplifier Unit in a
safe environment.
Marine diesel oil, fuel oil, and heavy fuel oil f
Aniline f
Acrylonitrile f
Asphalt f
Acetone f
Alcohol f
Ammonia f
Isooctane f
Isobutyl alcohol f
Isobutylmethyl ketone f
Ethanol (Ethyl alcohol) f
Ether f
Ethylene glycol f
Enamel f
Ammonium chloride f
Calcium chloride f
Sodium chloride f
Barium chloride f
Chlorine f
Gasoline f
Glass material f
Diluted hydrochloric acid f
Diluted caustic soda f
Diluted acetic acid f
Diluted nitric acid f
Diluted sulfuric acid f
Citric acid f
Glycerin f
Cresol f
Chloronaphthalene f
Chloroform f
Light oil f
Mineral oil f
Coal tar f
Mucilage f
Ethylene trichloride f
Sodium dichromate f
Barium sulfate f
Silica-dispersed mineral oil f
Silicone oil f
Silicone resin (liquid) f
Silicone varnish f
Vegetable oil f
Paint thinner f
Barium hydroxide f
Phenol f
Turbine oil f
Corn oil f
Sodium carbonate f
Turpentine oil f
Natural gasoline f
Kerosene f
Trichloroethane f
Trichloroethylene (Trichlene) f
Toluene f
Naphtha f
Naphthalene f
Lactic acid f
Nitrobenzene f
Concentrated hydrochloric acid f
Concentrated caustic soda f
Concentrated acetic acid f
Concentrated nitric acid f
Concentrated sulfuric acid f
Concentrated phosphoric acid f
Palm oil f
Fluorine X
Ferrosilicone f
Freon 11 f
Propyl alcohol f
Propylene glycol f
Paint f
Benzene f
Boric acid f
Pine oil f
Methanol (Methyl alcohol) f
Methyl violet f
Water f
Cotton seed oil f
Alum f
Carbon tetrachloride f
Ammonium sulfate f
Varnish f
Liquid
Part name
Material
E32-D82F
Sensor Head
Teflon
(see note)
f: Applicable X: Not applicable
Note: Teflon is a registered trademark of the Dupont
Company and the Mitsui Dupont Chemical
Company for their fluoride resin.