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Leakwise ID-227WL Overview

lw wagsta inspect 270 The ID-227WL is a wireless sensor for
detecting floating hydrocarbons in marine applications.

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The Leakwise ID-227WL Sensor is designed for installation at offshore oil tanker buoy terminals, jetties, and piers to detect floating oil sheens resulting from spills or leaks occurring during the loading and offloading process. Additional applications include detecting and monitoring floating hydrocarbons in lagoons, lakes, rivers, open channels, large retention ponds, and near offshore oil rigs.

Description
The ID-227 System consists of a wave rider float incorporating:

 The wave rider float is designed to maintain the position of the detecting antenna at the liquid/air interface, despite fluctuations in the water level due to waves and tide. It has two field adjustable alarm points:

The WSP-220 Digital Wireless Sensor Controller is built into the ID-227WL.

lw id227wl on oil slick The Leakwise ID-227WL system incorporates
an oil detection sensor, integrated wireless
controller, wireless communication antennas,
and a solar panel with battery.

Leakwise ID-227WL Oil Spill Monitoring System Features and Benefits

Features and benefits of the Leakwise ID-227WL Wireless Oil-on-Water Monitoring Sensor include:

lw id227wl floating 270 The Leakwise ID-227WL can detect 0.3 to 20 mm
of hydrocarbon on water or brine.

Leakwise ID-227WL Specifications

System specifications for the Leakwise ID-227WL Wireless Oil Sheen Monitoring System for marine applications:

Sensor Operating Range
Detection Range                                   0.3–20 mm (0.01–0.79 in) of hydrocarbon on water or brine
Working Wave Height                          Maximum 2 m (6.6 ft)
Tide Range                                           Unlimited, depending on mooring method
Current                                                   Up to 4 knots (6.8 ft/sec); for higher current — consult factory
Minimum Liquid Depth                        15 cm (~6 in)
Working Temperature                          0° to 50° C (32° to 172º F)
Survival Conditions                              Extreme sea conditions, depending on appropriate mooring