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Level control

relays
LVM series

100% electricity
General application provisions

Sensitivity adjustment
In applications for water level control, as in the case of drinking,
well, waste or river water, the sensitivity value is usually set at
6-8k1. For rain or condensed water, distilled water is excluded,
sensitivity is instead adjusted at 15-25k1.
For the correct operation of the level relay, it is good practice to
regulate the sensitivity at a value slightly higher than the actual
liquid resistivity to control.

Stray electrode-cable capacitance


When there is a need for high sensitivity adjustment, it is
recommended to use cables with low stray (parasite)
capacitance and reduce the cable length as much as possible.
Harmful effects of stray capacitance reduce variability of the
probe signal, in that the higher the capacitance the higher the
liquid resistivity becomes.
If the difference between a wet and a no longer wet probe is
quite minimal, the level relay may not be capable of
discriminating the two conditions.
In applications where the electrode cables are significantly long
and the liquid to control is highly resistive, i.e. low conductivity, it
is advisable to use the LVM40 or LVM25 level relay. It comprises a
special probe signal detection circuit, which offsets the harmful
effects of cable capacitance.

Fail-safe operation
For pump control, the LVM series provides for the use of a
normally open (N/O) contact for both the empytying and filing
functions.
This denotes the relay will not make any unrequired operation
should the level relay be inadvertently de-energised and at the
power up, this will also avoid false activations. This is generally
considered a safety feature.

Probe signal and start time delay


The time delay for the probe signal is used when there is liquid
motion and the level control must be monitored when the
electrode is constantly wet, as for the MAX probe, or not wet, as
for the MIN probe.
The time delay for starting is mainly used to avoid frequent pump
startings. This can occur in applications with two-electrode level
control or when drawing from wells with unusual structure or
shape.

List of various admissible liquids Inadmissible liquids


Type of liquid Resistivity [1cm] Type of liquid Resistivity [1cm] • Demineralised water
Drinking water 5-10k1 Milk ~1k1 • Deionised water
Well water 2-5k1 Milk serum ~1k1 • Gasoline
River water 2-15k1 Fruit juices ~1k1 • Oil
Rain water 15-25k1 Vegetable juices ~1k1 • Liquid gases
Waste water 0.5-2k1 Broths ~1k1 • Paraffin
Seawater ~0.03k1 Wine ~2.2k1 • Ethylene glycol
Salt water ~2.2k1 Beer ~2.2k1 • Paints
Natural/hard water ~5k1 Coffee ~2.2k1 • High alcohol-content
Chlorinated water ~5k1 Soap foam ~18k1 liquids
Condensed water ~18k1 N.B. Table resistivity is based on 1cm values and for reference only.
Level relay for conductive liquids LVM20
Single voltage
• Electrode inputs: COM, MIN and MAX, protected by varistors
• Adjustable sensitivity: 2.5-50k1
• 1 relay output with 1 changeover contact
• Double insulation between each supply, electrode and output relay circuit.

Level relay for conductive liquids LVM25 LVM30


Emptying or filling functions
• Multivoltage: AC and DC for LVM25; AC only for LVM30
• Electrode inputs: COM, MIN and MAX, protected by varistors
• Adjustable sensitivity: 2.5-100k1 for LVM25; 2.5-50k1 for LVM30
• Adjustment potentiometer for probe signal and pump start time delays for LVM30 only
• Programmable emptying or filling functions
• 1 relay output with 2 changeover contacts; 1 only contact for LVM25
• Double insulation between each supply, electrode and output relay circuit.

Level relay for conductive liquids LVM40


Multifunction
• Electrode inputs: COM, MIN1, MIN2, MAX1 and MAX2, • Well drawing and tank filling and alarms
protected by varistors • 1 relay output with 1 N/O contact
• Adjustable sensitivity: 2.5-200k1; selectable full scale • 1 relay output with 1 changeover contact for
value: 25k1, 50k1, 100k1 or 200k1 Extra MIN and Extra MAX level alarms or for
• Adjustment time delay potentiometer for probe signals pump priority starting change
• Adjustment time delay potentiometer for pump starting • Double insulation between each supply,
electrode and output relay circuit.
• Probe input circuit insensitive to cable capacitance
• Indication LED for probe status
• Standard emptying and alarms
• Standard filling and alarms
• Emptying and filling with priority start-up change control
• Filling with priority start-up change control

Priority change relay for 2 motors LVMP05 LVMP10


Devices to balance the number of motors startings and to • Fixed delay for motor starting at power up in
optimise wear of two units – primary and stand-by case of simultaneity to exclude current peaks
For LVMP05 only: on the supply system
• Multivoltage • 3-wire start-stop motor control to exclude
• Simple operation and installation. control contact chattering available
For LVMP10 only: • Function usage as motor priority or stand-by
• 4 inputs for motor control; 2 for starting and 2 for change available.
stopping, protected against over voltages
Both with 2 output relays each with 1 normally
open contact.
Technical characteristics

LVM20 Level relay for conductive liquids. Single voltage.


LVM25 Level relay for conductive liquids. Emptying and filling functions.
LVM30 Level relay for conductive liquids. Emptying and filling functions.
LVM40 Level relay for conductive liquids. Multifunction. LVM20 LVM25 LVM30 LVM40
3 detecting electrodes (MIN, MAX and COM)
5 detecting electrodes (MIN1, MAX1, MIN2, MAX2 and COM)
Sensitivity adjustment: 2.5...50k1
Sensitivity adjustment: 2.5...100k1
Sensitivity adjustment: 2.5...200k1
Adjustable sensitivity full-scale value: 25-50-100-200k1
Separate sensitivity adjustment of MAX probe (foam detection)
Emptying function
Filling function
Emptying function with Extra MIN and/or Extra MAX alarm relays
Filling function with Extra MIN and/or Extra MAX alarm relays
Emptying function with pump start-up priority change control
Filling function with pump start-up priority change control
Tank filling, well drawing functions and alarm
Filling-emptying adjustment selector
5 function adjustment selector
1 relay OUT with 1 changeover contact (NO/NC): rated 8A at 250VAC in AC1 or 1.5A at 240VAC in AC15
1 relay OUT with 2 changeover contacts (each NO/NC): rated 8A at 250VAC in AC1 or 1.5A at 240VAC in AC15
2 relay outputs of which one with 1 changeover contact and the other with 1 normally-open
(N/O) contact: rated 8A at 250VAC in AC1 or 1.5A at 240VAC in AC15
Double insulation between each supply, electrode and output relay circuit
Fixed probe signal time delay: <1s
Probe signal delay adjustment: 1...10s
Pump starting delay adjustment: 0...30min
Time delay adjustment for probe signal: 1...10s or for pump starting: 0...300s
Stray electrode-cable capacitance insensitivity
Green indication LED for power on
Red indication LEDs for output relay status
Red indication LEDs for electrode status
Terminals 4.0mm2, 12AWG
Operating ambient temperature: -20...+60°C
Degree of protection on front: IP40

LVMP05 Priority change relay for 2 motors.


LVMP10 Priority change relay for 2 motors and stand-by motors controls. LVMP05 LVMP10
Motor start-up priority change
Motor start-up priority change and stand-by motor controls
2 relay OUT, each with 1 normally open (N/O) contact: rated 8A at 250VAC in AC1 or 1.5A at 240VAC in AC15
Green indication LED for power on
Red indication LEDs for relay status (n°1) (n°2)
Terminals 4.0mm2, 12AWG
Operating ambient temperature: -20...+60°C
Degree of protection on front: IP40
How to order

Certifications and compliance Order code Supply voltage Output relay Qty Weight
Certifications obtained: 50/60Hz contacts per
pkg
cULus, GOST.
[V] n° [kg]
Compliant with standards: LEVEL RELAY FOR CONDUCTIVE LIQUIDS
IEC/EN 60255-6; LVM20 A024 24VAC 1 changeover 1 0.220
IEC/EN 61000-6-2; LVM20 A127 110-1127VAC 1 changeover 1 0.220
IEC/EN 61000-6-3. LVM20 LVM20 A240 220-240VAC 1 changeover 1 0.220
LVM20 A415 380-415VAC 1 changeover 1 0.220
LEVEL RELAY FOR CONDUCTIVE LIQUIDS
LVM25 240 24-240VAC/DC 1 changeover 1 0.090
Level relays LVM25 LVM30 A240 24/220-240VAC 2 changeover 1 0.300
LVM30 LVM30 A415 110-127/380-415VAC 2 changeover 1 0.300
LEVEL RELAY FOR CONDUCTIVE LIQUIDS
LVM40 A024 24VAC 1 changeover+1 NO 1 0.260
LVM40 A127 110-127VAC 1 changeover+1 NO 1 0.260
LVM40 LVM40 A240 220-240VAC 1 changeover+1 NO 1 0.260
LVM40 A415 380-415VAC 1 changeover+1 NO 1 0.260
PRIORITY CHANGE RELAY FOR 2 MOTORS
LVMP05 24-48VDC/24-240VAC 2 NO 1 0.090
LVMP10 A024 24VAC 2 NO 1 0.250
Priority change LVMP05 LVMP10 A127 110-127VAC 2 NO 1 0.250
relay for 2 motors LVMP10 LVMP10 A240 220-240VAC 2 NO 1 0.250
LVMP10 A415 380-415VAC 2 NO 1 0.250

Order code Description Qty Weight


per
Kit complete with relay pkg
and electrodes LVMKIT25
n° [kg]
LVMKIT25 Level relay LVM25 240 + 1 0.190
n. 2 SN1 electrodes with 1 probe each

ACCESSORIES Rod probes Level detection electrodes and electrode holders for conductive liquids
Order code Probe Qty Weight Order code Rod Probe Probe Qty Weight
length per included length per
pkg. pkg
[mm] n° [kg] [mm] n° [kg]
FOR SCM ELECTRODE EXTENSION ELECTRODE WITH 1 PROBE
31 ASTA 460 MM4 460 1 0.045 SN1 11 SN1 yes 10 10 0.050
31 ASTA 960 MM4 960 1 0.093 31 SCM 04 yes 43 1 0.065
FOR PS3S ELECTRODE HOLDER SCM 31 SCM 50 yes 500 1 0.116
31 ASTA 460 MM6 460 1 0.100 31 SCM 100 yes 1000 1 0.151
31 ASTA 960 MM6 960 1 0.210 31 CGL125 3 yes 327 1 0.128
31 CGL125 5 yes 500 1 0.174
CGL 31 CGL125 7 yes 700 1 0.330
31 CGL125 10 yes 1000 1 0.452
ELECTRODE WITH 3 PROBES
31 PS31 yes 300 1 0.117
PS ELECTRODE HOLDER FOR 3 ROD PROBES
31 PS3S no –– 1 0.210

SINGLE PROBE ELECTRODE, SN1 TYPE SINGLE-PROBE ELECTRODE, CGL125 TYPES


It is a single-pole electrode used for level control in wells or storage tanks, It is a single-pole electrode with AISI 302 probe, used for level control on boilers
It comprises an AISI 303 stainless steel probe, a plastic PPOX holder and a cable and autoclaves and in general wherever pressure is up to 10 bars maximum.
gland. Maximum ambient operating temperature: +180°C.
A seal ring and the tightening of the cable gland prevent water from entering the Fixing: 3/8” GAS threaded metal holder.
cable terminal connector and from causing its oxidation. Application: Tanks, pressurised tanks and boilers.
The external cable diameter must be 2.5 to 6mm to warrant perfect sealing of the
PG7 gland. THREE-PROBE ELECTRODE, PS31 TYPE
Maximum operating ambient temperature: +60°C. It is a small electrode holder, complete with three AISI 304 stainless steel probes.
Maximum conductor section: 2.5mm2, 12AWG. Particularly suited to small containers whenever pressure is up to 2 bars maximum.
Application: Tanks and deep wells. Maximum operating ambient temperature: +70°C.
Fixing: 1/2" GAS threaded plastic holder.
SINGLE-PROBE ELECTRODE, SCM TYPES Cable connection termination: Faston tabs included.
It is a single-pole electrode used for level control on boilers, autoclaves and in Application: Tanks and automatic dispensers.
general where pressure, 10bar maximum, and high temperature, +100°C maxi-
mum, are present. ELECTRODE HOLDER, PS3S TYPE
It comprises an AISI 303 stainless steel probe embedded in an alumina-oxide It is a thermoset resin electrode holder to be used with three probes,
body and a 3/8” GAS threaded metal support holder. rod probes to be purchased separately, and complete with terminal cover.
Application: Tanks, pressurised tanks and boilers. Maximum ambient operating temperature: +100°C.
Fixing: 2” GAS threaded plastic holder.
Application: Tanks.
Operating diagrams

LVM20

COM
MAX
MIN
LVM20
Operation with 3 level electrodes
When the liquid level wets the MAX electrode, the
output relay energises and activates the emptying ON A2
A1

tank or well pump. RELAY


When the liquid no longer wets the MIN electrode, 14
A1 A2 COM MAX MIN 12 14 11
the pump is stopped. 11
12
24VAC
110-127VAC
220-240VAC
380-415VAC

COM
MAX
MIN
0VAC -MAX
-MIN
-COM

Operation with 2 level electrodes


When the liquid wets the MIN electrode, the output
Note:
When a tank of conductive mate- relay energises and activates the emptying tank or ON A2
A1

rial is used, “COM” terminal can well pump. RELAY


be directly connected to the tank. When the liquid no longer wets the MIN electrode,
14
the pump is stopped. 11
12

LVM25-LVM30 PROBE OR START DELAY ❶


COM
MAX
PROBE DELAY

MIN
LVM25
Emptying “DOWN” operation with 3 level electrodes
When the liquid level wets the MAX electrode, the
output relay energises after the probe or start delay ON
A.
A2
lapses and activates the emptying tank pump.
RELAY
When the liquid no longer wets the MIN electrode,
A1 A2 COM MAX MIN 12 14 11
the pump is stopped after the probe delay, if any, has ❷ 21 24
22
lapsed. 14
11
24-240VAC/DC 12

0VAC -MAX
-MIN
-COM

PROBE OR START DELAY ❶



COM
MAX
MIN

PROBE DELAY
LVM30

Emptying “DOWN” operation with 2 level electrodes


When the liquid level wets the MIN electrode, the
A1 A3 A2 COM MAX MIN 12 14 11 22 24 21
output relay energises after the probe or start delay A.
ON
220-240VAC
380-415VAC
lapses and activates the emptying tank pump. A2

RELAY
24VAC
When the liquid no longer wets the MIN electrode,
❷ 21 2422
110-127VAC

0VAC -MAX
the pump is stopped after the probe delay, if any, has
-MIN lapsed. 14
-COM 11
12

Note: PROBE OR START


When a tank of conductive mate- DELAY❶ PROBE DELAY ❶
PROBE OR START
rial is used, “COM” terminal can ❶
COM
MAX
MIN

DELAY
be directly connected to the tank.

Filling “UP” operation with 3 level electrodes


When the liquid level no longer wets the MIN elec-
trode, the output relay energises after the probe or ON A.
A2
start delay lapses and activates the filling tank pump. RELAY
When the liquid wets the MAX electrode, the pump is
stopped after the probe delay, if any, has lapsed. ❷ 21 24
22

14
11
12

PROBE OR START DELAY ❶



COM
MAX

PROBE DELAY

Filling “UP” operation with 2 level electrodes


When the liquid level no longer wets the MAX elec-
trode, the output relay energises after the probe or A.
ON
start delay lapses and activates the filling tank pump. A2

RELAY
When the liquid wets the MAX electrode, the pump is
stopped after the probe delay, if any, has lapsed. ❷ 21 24
❶ Delay for LVM30 only. 22

❷ Changeover contact for LVM30 only. 11


14
12
LVM40 SELECTABLE FUNCTIONS
LVM40 A- Emptying with MIN EXAMPLE OF EMPTYNG OPERATION capacity, MAX control level failure or
and/or MAX alarms. To achieve this type of operation, two MIN level electrode shorted.
electrodes are used to control the liquid With a proper connection, only the MIN
B- Filling with MIN between the fixed limits using MIN1 alarm or MAX alarm can be activated or
and/or MAX alarms. and MAX1 and two alarm levels using neither of the two can be activated so
A1 A2 COM MIN2 MIN1 MAX1 MAX2 13 11 22 24 21 MIN2 and MAX2. the relative output contacts can be
24VAC
110-127VAC
When one of the alarm electrodes is used for pump control.
220-240VAC
380-415VAC wet, the alarm relay is de-energised.
0VAC
-MAX2
-MAX1
-MIN1
The alarm can be caused by pump
-MIN2
-COM malfunction, insufficient pump delivery

MAX 1
MAX 2
MIN 2
MIN 1
COM
➋ ➊ ➊ ➋ ➊ ➋ ➋

Well

Alarm
MAX 2
Start
MAX 1
Stop
MIN 1
Alarm
MIN 2 A2
ON A1
COM
14
13

24
21
22

❶ Probe signal or start delay ❷ Probe signal delay

SELECTABLE FUNCTIONS SELECTABLE FUNCTIONS Tank


Well
C- Emptying with E- Tank filling and well
pump priority drawing with alarm. MAX 1
MAX 2
MAX 1
change.
MIN 2
Two electrodes are used in this MIN 1

MIN 1 D- Filling with pump operation to control the tank level and COM
COM priority change. another two for the well. One relay is
used to activate the pump while the
other for dry running / no water alarm.
When the well liquid wets the MAX2
level and the
EXAMPLE OF EMTYPING OPERATION liquid wets the Well
This operation is obtained by using four electrodes positioned at four MIN1 tank
different levels and two relay outputs to control two pumps. level, the tank- MAX 2

For example, one can place the four electrodes, MIN1, MIN2, MAX1 filling pump MIN 2
and MAX2, in increasing order from the lowest to the highest levels is activated.
COM
and must control the tank emptying. Usually, the level is controlled When the tank
between the MIN1 and MAX1 levels by starting one of the two pumps MAX1 level is
but this case is different so the pumps can be maintained at the best wet, the pump
efficiency and optimise their wear. is stopped.
When the liquid wets the MAX2 level and because the first pump is During the tank filling, the pump could stop before the MAX1 level is wet because
faulty or else a higher delivery capacity is needed, the second stand- the well MIN2 level is no longer wet.
by pump is activiated to back up the first pump. When the liquid Should the tank MIN1 level no longer be wet at which the pump should restart but
lowers and no longer wets the MIN2 level, the second pump is the well MIN2 level is also no longer wet, then the alarm relay is de-energised.
stopped and then when the MIN1 level is no longer wet, the first
pump is stopped too.

DIFFERENTIATED SENSIVITY OF MAX ELECTRODES (LVM40 ONLY). The sensitivity of the MAX electrodes can be regulated at a higher value than the MIN
one to provide optimised level detection of foaming liquids and avoid, in this way, problems with overflowing.

LVMP05 - LVM25 LVM20 LVM30 - LVM40 - LVMP10


58.1
17.5 5 35.8 53.5 5 43.8

Dimensions [mm]
104.7
104.7

45
90
99
99

99

Ø4.2 Ø4.2 59.9


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(LVM30... and LVM40... only)
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