TOREX ILTCO Rotating Paddle Level Indicator

Description

The TOREX ILTCO is an electromechanical level indicator for powders and granular solids. It provides a reliable point level detection in silos, hoppers, and other containers. Operating on a selectable voltage of 115 or 230 VAC, it is versatile for various industrial applications. Its IP65-rated enclosure ensures protection against dust ingress and water jets, making it suitable for harsh environments.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: TOREX SpA
• Type: ILTCO
• Power Supply: 115/230 VAC
• Power Consumption: 3W
• Enclosure Rating: IP65
• Application: Point level detection for bulk solids

Label Info

• Type: ILTCO
• S/N: 22-16-18-33699
• Year: 2018

Application

Ideal for level monitoring in the building materials, animal feed, plastics, and food industries. It can be used as a high, intermediate, or low-level indicator to prevent overfilling or material run-out.

Country of Origin

Made in Italy.

CO2 Impact

By purchasing this pre-owned component, you are helping to avoid the emission of approximately 25 kg of CO2, which would be generated in the production of a new unit. This is comparable to the savings of a 125 km car trip.

Availability

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FAQ

The ILTCO is designed for use with a wide range of free-flowing powders and granular materials, such as cement, lime, sand, grains, and plastic pellets.

Voltage selection is made via internal wiring connections. Please refer to the wiring diagram printed on the inside of the enclosure lid or in the product manual for correct terminal connections.

Yes, TOREX offers a variety of paddle types and shaft extensions to suit different material densities and tank sizes. This unit comes with the standard paddle shown in the images.

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Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026