ATEX Certified Interface Meters
To detect hydrocarbons Van Walt’s ATEX Certified Interface Meter available in 30 m and 60 m lengths. Therefore ideal in wells & boreholes in landfill, remediation and petrochemical industries. With LNAP and DNAPL detection for monitoring groundwater and boreholes.
Contact Van WaltAdvantages
- ATEX certified zone 0
- Safe detection
- Simple to operate
- Portable and lightweight
- Accurate measurement
- Sealed electronics
- Narrow diameter probe for use in most wells
- Buzzer and light indicator
- Rugged, field-ready construction
- Detect hydrocarbons
ATEX Certified Interface Meters Equipment Options:
Applications
- Contaminated land
- Remediation projects
- Brownfield sites
- Storage tank dipping
Specifications
Technical Specifications
Version
IM1.1-30 / IM1.1-60 / IM1.1-100
Method of operation
Manual use of tape / probe. Lower tape into well to achieve audible tone and visual light display on contact with product or water.
Peripheral Ports
1 power communication port
Dimensions & Weight
H 340 mm, W 250 mm, D 200 mm
Reel weight
2.00 kg
Tape weight per 30 mm
1.28 kg
Tape
– Millimetre graduations
– Kynar jacketed tape
– Breaking load of 120 kg
– Kynar jacketed tape
– Breaking load of 120 kg
Available lengths
30m, 60m, & 100m
Operating temperature
-20°C to +40°C
Power source
9V Battery (must be Duracell MN 1604)
Tape accuracy
EC Class II standard
Probe
16 mm diameter
Resources
Manuals & Downloads
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