Aquametrix AM-UST-mini - Manual

Features
• Non-contact ultrasonic level measurement
• Narrow 8 degree beam angle
• Outputs 0-20 mA and RS-485.
• Plug-and-play setup. No calibration.
• Intuitive software included.
• Software control of analog range, span
and offset
• Software for digital sampling rate, signal
averaging, loss of echo time-out and set-point
hysteresis.
• Display of waveform to diagnose signals
from difficult applications.
• Up to 32 sensors can be connected in
parallel.
• 12-24 VDC power supply
• 1” MNPT fitting and L mounting bracket
• NEMA 4X / IP 67
• Combine with 2300 Controller for
complete automation.
Description
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Applications
• Liquid level control
• Viscous or corrosive liquids
• Mechanical positioning
• Automatic filling operations
• Paper/plastic film monitoring
• Roll diameter measurement
Model AM-UST-mini
Miniature Ultrasonic Level Transducer by
Water Analytics
AquaMetrix
by
Water Analytics
AquaMetrix
The AM-UST-mini is arguably the most compact, most rugged and most
cost-effective level transducers on the market. It is perfect for level mea-
surement less than 13 feet. When connected with the 2300 Controller it
is a complete process automation system for level control.
Inside the Mini is a full feature ultrasonic transducer that outputs directly
either a 4-20 mA analog signal or two Modbus over RS485 digital sig-
nals. The unit is powered by a 15 -24 VDC power supply.
With an RS 485 connection to any Windows computer the user can cus-
tomize both the distance range, offset and span. The software (includ-
ed) also allows one to adjust the Modbus signal for sampling rate, signal
averaging, loss of echo time-out, set-point hysteresis and even view the
signal waveform for diagnostic purposes. The multi-drop communication
network allows up to 32 sensors to be connected in parallel.
We call this the “mini” but its durability is anything but. It satisfies NEMA
4X and IP67 ratings and operates from -20 0 C to 65 0 C—with built-in
temperature compensation. Let’s not forget protection of over-voltage,
short-circuits and reverse polarity.