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Veeder-Roof Sensor Application Guide <br />Sump Sensor <br />The sensor is installed in a tank piping sump and will detect the presence of a liquid. Liquid level is monitored by a <br />float /magnetic reed switch sensing system. <br />Sensor Detection Capabilities - Alarm Conditions <br />Fuel alarm is triggered when liquid reaches a nominal height of 1 -inch. <br />Operating Capabilities <br />• Operating temperature range: 0 to +60°C. <br />• Storage temperature range: -40 to +70°C. <br />• Sensor dimensions: 12" high, 1.9" diameter. <br />Sensor/Cable Length Configurations <br />• Sump Sensor w/ 12 foot cable - Form Number 794380-208 <br />• Sump Sensor w/ 30 foot cable - Form Number 794380-209 <br />Sensor Interface Module <br />• TLS -350 Series Consoles (except TLS -350J) - Interstitial Sensor Interface Module (Form Number 847490-102) <br />accepts up to 8 sensors (a maximum of 64 sensors could be monitored by the console). <br />• TLS -350J Console - 3 sensors max. <br />• TLS-300/PC-300 Series Consoles (no Interface Module required) - 8 sensors max. <br />• ILS -350 Console - A Two -Wire Module (Form Number 845190-100) accepts up to 4 sensors (a maximum of 16 <br />sensors could be monitored by the console). <br />Console Software Compatibility <br />• Version 1 or later (TLS -350 Series/TLS-300 Consoles) <br />• All ILS -350 Consoles <br />Compatible Fuels <br />• Unleaded gasoline <br />• Leaded gasoline <br />• Diesel <br />• Kerosene <br />• Jet fuel <br />• Aviation gasoline <br />• 5% methanol/95% unleaded <br />• 15% ethanol/85% unleaded <br />• 15% MTBE/85% unleaded <br />Related Sales Literature <br />Visit our website at www.veeder.com <br />for more information on Veeder-Root <br />products and services. <br />' •' • <br />'—Existing conduit <br />or piping <br />�o <br />Cable to junction boxes <br />Cable to junction <br />and seal -off <br />box and seal -off <br />'Sump sensor should: <br />1. Rest on the base of the sump. <br />°" °• <br />2. Be positioned as close to outer <br />wall as possible. <br />Sump sensor' <br />3. Be mounted in a true vertical <br />(installation examples) <br />position. <br />4. Be installed only in a dry sump. <br />?..'. �ump base ; <br />Fig_ 2 Typical Sump Sensor Installation <br />E <br />Product <br />pipe <br />