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Water in Fuel Tank Sensor

05/13/2009 1:48 PM

Good day,

I have a request from a customer to put a machinery alarm point for "FUEL TANK WATER SENSOR". The fuel is commercial grade diesel. I can work with any output as this would be a PLC programmed system.

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05/13/2009 2:28 PM

I was going to give you a hard time, but these are actually hard to look up

Consumer version is called a WIF or water in fuel sensor

Industrial is called a "Level Sensor" measures / detects a level of interface between two layers

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05/13/2009 2:30 PM

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05/13/2009 2:31 PM

If it didn't have to go in the bottom of the fuel filter I'd use the consumer version

$25 at every auto store

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06/25/2009 7:33 PM

You might take a look at Index Sensors. www.IndexSensors.com

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