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ifm LR2750 Guided Wave Radar Level Sensor, G 1 Aseptoflex

Description

ifm LR2750 Guided Wave Radar Level Sensor, G 1 Aseptoflex

The ifm LR2750 is a continuous level sensor based on guided wave radar, supplied as a modular system of an evaluation unit and a probe. The probe length is selectable between 150 and 2000 mm and can be shortened on site to suit the container height. The process connection is a G 1 external thread of the Aseptoflex Vario type, and the process temperature range is -40 to 150 degrees Celsius.

Outputs are a scalable 4 to 20 mA analogue signal, a switching output and IO-Link, and the four-digit LED display reads the level locally. Measuring error is ±7 mm. Seven Star LLC supplies the LR2750 in Oman and the GCC as an independent supplier; quote LR2750 with the probe length needed.

LR2750 technical specifications

The table lists the values published by the manufacturer for the LR2750. Where a parameter has several operating modes, the headline value is shown; the full parameter list is in the manufacturer documentation.

Parameter Specification
Manufacturer / part number ifm electronic / LR2750
Resolution [mm] 1
Process connection threaded connection G 1 external thread Aseptoflex Vario
Probe length L [mm] 150 to 2000
Active range A [mm] L-40
Media Liquids
Process temperature [°C] -40 to 150 (see note under remarks)
Pressure rating 40 bar / 4 MPa
Operating voltage [V] 18 to 30 DC
Current consumption [mA] < 50
Output signal switching signal; analogue signal; IO-Link
Electrical design PNP/NPN
Output function normally open / normally closed (parameterisable)
Permanent current rating of switching output DC [mA] 150 (200 ( to 60 °C))
Analogue current output [mA] 4 to 20, invertible; (scalable)
Max. load [Ω] 500
Measuring error [mm] ± 7
Communication interface IO-Link
Ambient temperature [°C] -40 to 80
Protection IP 68; IP 69K
Weight [g] 330.75
Materials stainless steel (316L/1.4404); PEI; PFA; PBT; FKM
Materials (wetted parts) stainless steel (316L/1.4404); PEEK; EPDM
Connector 1 x M12; coding: A; Contacts: 4, gold-plated
MTTF [years] 216

How the LR2750 works

The LR2750 is a guided wave radar level sensor. A short electromagnetic pulse travels down the probe rod, and when it meets the liquid surface a part of the pulse is reflected. The electronics time the echo and convert it to the distance to the surface, which becomes a level value on the 4 to 20 mA output, a switching output or IO-Link. Because the measurement is based on travel time, it does not depend on the density of the liquid, as long as the dielectric constant of the liquid stays above the stated limit.

Where the LR2750 fits and related parts

The LR2750 is the high-end continuous level device in this group, ahead of the LK1022 capacitive probe. It is selected when the liquid is water-based with a dielectric constant above 5, the temperature is high, or hygienic cleaning is needed. For simple switch points the LMT100 or LMC510 are more economical.

Selection and ordering checklist for the LR2750

Work through the points below before you confirm the order, so that the LR2750 you receive is the one your machine or plant needs.

  • Probe length: 150 to 2000 mm and the container height
  • Dielectric constant of the medium must exceed 5; water and hydrous media are recommended
  • Process temperature at the connection and the vacuum rating of -1 bar
  • Process connection: G 1 Aseptoflex Vario, check the hygienic adapter
  • Output: 4 to 20 mA, switching or IO-Link

The manufacturer lists this article under the type designation Continuous level sensor (guided wave radar), LR0000B-EA01AKSKG/US. The article number LR2750 is the reference to quote when ordering, and the type designation is useful for technicians who compare the label on an installed unit.

Installation, commissioning and maintenance

Fit the probe through the process connection so that it hangs freely without touching the vessel wall or internal pipework, and keep it away from agitators and filling streams. Note the inactive zones at the top and bottom of the probe when you determine the usable range. During commissioning scale the analogue output to the empty and full positions and compare against a manual dip or sight glass. For hygienic processes follow the cleaning cycle for the connection used, and watch the process temperature at the connection, because the notes in the specification limit the temperature at the housing.

Account for the inactive zones of 30 mm at the top and 10 mm at the bottom, so the usable range is shorter than the probe. Keep the probe clear of walls and internals and away from the filling stream. For high temperatures, the temperature at the process connection is the decisive value, according to the manufacturer notes. On commissioning, scale the 4 to 20 mA to the real empty and full distances.

Typical applications in Oman and the GCC

Water and process liquids in storage and buffer tanks, cooling water, desalination chemicals, and clean-in-place systems are typical. In Oman and the GCC it is used where a continuous signal is wanted but the tank is closed or the foam makes optical methods difficult.

Level sensors in tanks exposed to Gulf summers must tolerate hot product, condensation on cold nozzles and long periods without attention. Plan a periodic proof test of the alarm point, and record the output state at known levels during commissioning.

LR2750 compared with related ifm types

The table places the LR2750 next to neighbouring types in the same application group, so you can see whether a sibling would suit the job better.

Part number Key characteristics Note
LMT100 Capacitive, hydrous media preset, G 1/2 Related type
LMT121 Capacitive, low-water media preset, G 1/2 Related type
LMC510 Capacitive, oil preset, 1/2 NPT, 2 outputs Related type
LK1022 Capacitive, 264 mm probe, 195 mm range Related type
LR2750 Guided wave radar, 150-2000 mm, G 1 This page

Information to send with an RFQ for the LR2750

To prepare an accurate offer for the LR2750, please include the following with your enquiry:

  • Liquid, dielectric constant and process temperature
  • Required probe length and tank height
  • Process connection and hygienic requirements
  • Analogue, switching or IO-Link output
  • Quantity and delivery location

Documents and quotation

No datasheet is attached to this page. Send us the part number LR2750 and we will confirm which documents are available, such as the datasheet and operating instructions, and for IO-Link devices the device description file.

Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier in Muscat serving Oman and the GCC and is not affiliated with the manufacturer; the name ifm is used only to identify the product. Prices are not shown on the page, so send the part number, the quantity and the delivery location to receive a quotation.

Other Models in the Ifm Lk Range

Seven Star LLC supplies models from the Ifm Lk range in Oman and the GCC. Compare the related models below and request a quote for the one that matches your application.

ModelCategory
ifm LK1022 Capacitive Level Sensor, 264 mm, IO-LinkLevel InstrumentationView details
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About brand

ifm is a German family-owned maker of sensors and automation products, founded in Essen in October 1969 by Robert Buck and Gerd Marhofer. Its first products were inductive proximity sensors sold under the efector name. ifm is still headquartered in Essen, and the founders' sons, Martin Buck and Michael Marhofer, have led it since 2001.

Seven Star LLC lists ifm position, distance and pressure sensors and supplies them by exact article number to plants and machine builders in Oman and the wider Gulf region.

ifm company profile

Founded 1969, Essen, Germany
Founders Robert Buck and Gerd Marhofer
Headquarters Essen, Germany
Ownership Family-owned
Product families Inductive and capacitive proximity sensors, PN pressure sensors, O1D laser distance sensors, flow and level sensors, IO-Link masters

Milestones

  • 1969: ifm is founded in Essen.
  • 2001: The founders' sons take over management.

ifm sensors listed on this page

ifm identifies every device with a short article number, and that number is what we order against. Three are listed here:

  • O1D100: laser distance sensor for position and distance measurement
  • PN7093: pressure sensor with local display
  • NG5021: inductive proximity sensor with NAMUR output

Other ifm inductive sensors, pressure sensors and connection cables can be quoted on request when you send the article number.

ifm products we list

Family Examples
Inductive Proximity Sensors NG5021 Inductive NAMUR Proximity Sensor
Laser Distance, LiDAR & Radar Sensors O1D100 Laser Distance Sensor
Pressure Instrumentation PN7093 Pressure Sensor with Display

Ordering ifm sensors: what we need

Send the six-character article number printed on the housing (two letters and four digits, or similar). If the label is worn, a photo plus the thread size, sensing range, output type and connector style is enough for us to check the part against ifm documentation. For NAMUR sensors, tell us which isolating amplifier is in the loop. Buyers in the GCC who need a successor for a discontinued article can send the old number and we will check the replacement the manufacturer names.

Facts checked against ifm's own 50-year chronicle (ifm.com), October 2026.

FAQ

Questions about the ifm LR2750 Guided Wave Radar Level Sensor, G 1

Answers from our engineering team on installation, compatibility and integration.

01How does the ifm LR2750 measure level?
It uses guided wave radar: a pulse travels down the probe and the echo from the liquid surface is timed.
02What probe lengths are available for the LR2750?
150 to 2000 mm, with the probe adapted to the container by shortening.
03What is the measuring error of the LR2750?
±7 mm, with a resolution of 1 mm. This is the value published by the manufacturer for the LR2750; confirm details before ordering.
04What outputs does the LR2750 have?
Switching, 4 to 20 mA analogue (scalable and invertible) and IO-Link.
05What is the process temperature range of the LR2750?
-40 to 150 degrees Celsius, with the temperature at the connection being decisive.