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► Positive alarm indication of any liquid in condition. This information is stored in the system's double-wall steel tanks. alarm history and can be retrieved through the mon- ► System indicators pinpoint alarm location. itor's integral printer or remotely through its data ► Simple to install. communications interface. ► Two -wire connection to system monitor. ► Fast action helps prevent serious safety and environmental problems. The Veeder-Root Interstitial Sensor for use in Steel Tanks detects the presence of liquid in the annulus of a double-wall steel tank. Liquid in the annulus could mean a dangerous leak. When liquid is de- tected, the sensor sends an alarm signal to a TLS - 350, ILS -350, TLS -300i, TLS -2501 Series or ILS -250 monitor. The monitor's visual and audible built-in alarm indicators immediately tell you where the prob- lem is, so you can quickly take action to help prevent serious safety and environmental problems. The TLS -350, ILS -350, TLS -300i, TLS -2501 Series and ILS -250 Systems feature internal alarm relays that can also trigger on-site alarms for even greater warning capability. The TLS -350 and TLS -300i alarm signals from the sensor triggers a report showing the time and the location of the alarm The Veeder-Root Interstitial Sensor for Steel Tanks can be used in the annulus of steel tanks with a sensor riser pipe of 1.5" I.D or greater. Only two wires are required to connect the sensor to a TLS or ILS system. Detection Capabilities ► The presence of any liquid in the tank's interstitial space triggers a Fuel Alarm. Operating Capabilities ► Operating Temperature Range: -20'C to +700C (Hydrocarbons); 0'C to 70'C (non-freezing Water). ► Storage Temperature Range: -40'C to +75°C. ► Cable Length: 25 feet. ► Dimensions: 2.5" high, 1.50" dia. Standard Components CITY DESCRIPTION 1 Interstitial Steel Tank Sensor 2 Watertight Cord Grips