Introducing LT11

Introducing LT11 – a highly accurate and reliable level measurement solution for demanding environments. Whether you work in hydropower, deep wells, or marine applications, the LT11 delivers unmatched stability and precision in even the most demanding environments. 

With its innovative dual-sensor technology, LT11 features an inbuilt digital atmospheric pressure sensor, eliminating the need for a reference tube in the cable. This design improves measurement accuracy, simplifies maintenance, and ensures reliable operation.

Why Choose LT11?

Highly accurate & stable – Precision up to 0.1%, minimal temperature drift.

Cost-saving design – Uses standard cables, reducing maintenance & installation costs.

Handles extreme conditionsWorks in media up to 125°C and features built-in lightning protection.

Smart connectivity4-20 mA, MODBUS RTU & HART for seamless system integration.

Easy setup – Configure via push buttons, MODBUS, HART, or optional display. 

The LT11 is the ultimate solution for applications in water and wastewater treatment, hydropower, marine, and deep wells. 

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