Gizmo Engineering DLK-PP-5g Low Liquid Level Drum Alarm for 5 Gall

Gizmo Engineering, DLK-PP-5g, Low Liquid Level Drum Alarm, D.S. for 5 Gall. w/o Suction Pipe

Features:

• Always on duty because the liquid suction tube is permanently attached to the alarm unit.
• It can go anywhere because its battery powered. No need for power outlets.
• Uninterruptible battery power lasts for years. Lithium battery included.
• Loud warbling tone cuts through the loudest industrial noise.
• Rugged. Built for rough, wet and corrosive environments.
• Transfer to a new drum is easy: no need to fiddle around with tube connections, just drop it in.
• Protects your pumps from debris with an intake screen.
• Flow indicator built in.

DLK Float switch alarm only (without suction pipe) screws into a 3/4" bung. Depth is adjustable with a thumbscrew. Polypropylene wetted parts. The DRUM ALARM for LOW LIQUID LEVEL alerts your attention to empty drums with a bright flashing LED and a loud beeper when liquid level is low. Just drop it in a drum and never run out again! MONITOR LIQUID LEVEL IN DRUMS when feeding from chemical drums and containers. Quick and easy to install - then forget about drum level forever. Simply connect your liquid suction line and drop it in a drum. You're ready to go! The mounting cap on the Drum Alarm makes iteasy to switch to a new drum since you don't have to screw it in, and you don't have to disconnect tubing - it just drops over the bung. The cap keeps debris out of the drum, and it suppresses noxious vapors - even ammonium hydroxide. Attached suction pipe can't be separated from the float switch, so the level alarm is always on duty. Removable filter screen guards your pumps from debris or crystals. Float switch is protected inside a rigid pipe so it can get knocked around without damage. Secure compression tubing connection eliminates air leakage into your feed lines. The built-in flow indicator allows you to verify flowrate and inspect the solution. The built-in suction pipe depth is perfectly sized to reach the bottom of the drum to pump out all the liquid. Because its a rigid pipe it always draws from the bottom and your pump will never be drawing air instead of liquid.