Issue Date: March 31, 2016

Morrison Bros. Co.

924LS, 924 and 925 Sensor for use with the 918AC, 918S, 918D and 918Q Alarm Console

Interstitial Detector (Liquid-Phase)

Detector

Output Type Qualitative
Sampling Frequency Continuous
Operating Principle Float switch

Test Results

  Unleaded Gasoline Diesel Water Unleaded E85
Sensor and Float Type *NC **NO NC NO NC NO NC NO
924 Adjustable 2.2428 2.5585 2.1886 2.5118 2.0205 2.3403 2.2419 2.5578
924 LS 0.7387 0.9397 0.7229 0.9080 0.6449 0.8155 0.7270 0.9335
925 Multi-Level
Lower level
Bottom float
2.8385 2.5141 2.7765 2.4515 2.5872 2.2654 2.8126 2.4986
Low level
Top float
4.9891 5.3068 4.9346 5.2676 4.7808 5.0780 4.9636 5.2793
High level
Bottom float
53.0901 53.3855 52.9956 53.3214 52.7580 53.0631 53.0349 53.3488
High level
Top float
55.5567 55.8861 55.4769 55.8120 55.2351 55.5612 55.5133 55.8479

NC - normally closed; **NO - normally open

The following detection times and fall times apply to each sensor:

  • Detection time = <5 seconds
  • Fall time = <5 seconds after liquid level is within threshold of sensor

Specificity Results

This evaluation determined the sensor's responses to the liquids shown above. Biodiesel blends B6-B20 meeting ASTM D7467 and biodiesel B100 meeting ASTM D6751 would also produce an alarm if the sensor threshold is exceeded. Responses to these fuels were not determined, but would be expected to be very similar to the diesel responses.

Comments

Alarm is audible and visual. Sensors are reusable.
The 924 (adjustable level sensor) is available in four lengths with a magnetic, cylindrical, stainless steel float on a brass or stainless steel stem.
The 924LS (interstitial sensor/level sensor) has a magnetic, cylindrical, Nitrophyl float, stainless steel shroud, and Teflon coated wires.
The 925 (multi-level sensor) is available with one to five magnetic, cylindrical, stainless steel floats on a brass or stainless steel stem ordered to custom specified lengths and level set points.
The time for a liquid level sensor to alarm will depend on the size and geometry of the area in which it is installed and the rate of leakage into this space. The time to alarm can be calculated by dividing the volume necessary to reach the threshold by the leak rate.

  • Morrison Bros. Co.
    570 East 7th Street
    Dubuque, IA 52001
    Tel: (563)583-5701
    URL: www.morbros.com
  • Evaluator: Ken Wilcox Associates, Inc.
    1125 Valley Ridge Dr.
    Grain Valley, MO 64029
    Tel: (816) 443-2494 Date of Evaluation: 09/30/15
    URL: www.kwaleak.com

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