Product Overview
Flange-Mount Ultrasonic Transducer Body with Threaded Top and Long Stripped-Lead Cable
Condition
Unused new old stock, and the sensor face carries some marks whose effect on operation has not been checked. Sold as one transducer with its attached cable, a gray threaded coupling and a bright metal threaded pipe nipple. Markings legible: Kistler-Morse, Bothell, WA USA, Model 43TF(2)-TC-025, S/N AP 5436, FM APPROVED, and a CAUTION label beginning THE FACE OF THIS TRANSDUCER.
Ships same or next business day from our Idaho warehouse. Selling online since 1999.
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Product Overview
Kistler-Morse of Bothell, Washington sold this transducer under the Sonocell name, and its label reads Model 43TF(2)-TC-025. A black threaded body rises from a round gray flange, the tan face sits on the underside, and the cable leaves through the top.
Key Features
- Model 43TF(2)-TC-025, serial AP 5436
- Round flange with bolt holes and a tan transducer face on the underside
- Threaded top on the black body, with the cable leaving through it
- Long coiled cable ending in stripped white, brown, green and black wires
- FM APPROVED marking on the body label
- CAUTION label on the flange about protecting the face and mounting it on a gasket
Applications
- Replacing a failed 43TF(2)-TC-025 on an existing Kistler-Morse installation
- Keeping a matched Sonocell spare for a site already running them
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there marks on the transducer face?
Yes. The face carries some marks, and their effect on operation has not been checked.
Does the cable end in a connector?
No. It ends in stripped white, brown, green and black wires.
Has this transducer been tested?
No. It is unused NOS with marks on the face, and their effect on operation has not been checked. You get the transducer with its cable, coupling and nipple, and you take on proving it in your own system. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.
The CAUTION label spends most of its words on the face, and the face is where the marks sit. Judge that circle first, then pick the gasket.
