The multi-element RTD design provides a more accurate and representative temperature of the entire product, which is crucial for custody transfer integrity.
Delivers a precision of ±0.45 °F (±0.25 °C) for reliable custody transfer calculations and inventory management.
Available in a standard model for service from –58 °F to +215 °F (–50 °C to +102 °C) and a high-temperature option for up to +400 °F (+204 °C), accommodating a wide range of products from chilled chemicals to hot asphalt.
When paired with the MCG 2350 Average Temperature Converter, the probe is suitable for use in hazardous, explosive environments.
Features a rugged 316 stainless steel flexible hose and hermetically sealed leads to ensure a long service life and minimal maintenance in demanding environments.
Available in configurations with 1 to 16 platinum RTD elements to accommodate tank heights from 2 ft to 82 ft.
The MCG 351 is a critical tool for a range of precision applications:
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Accuracy
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±0.45 °F (±0.25 °C) |
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Temperature Range
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Standard: –58 °F to +215 °F; High-Temp Option: –58 °F to +400 °F. |
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Construction |
316 stainless steel flexible hose, hermetically sealed leads. |
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Elements
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1–16 platinum RTD elements, depending on tank height.
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Mounting |
Standard connections (3/4″ NPS, 1″ NPS, etc.) and anchor weight for vertical stability.
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Safety |
Intrinsically safe when used with MCG 2350 converter. |
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We have tried to answer the most common questions we are asked here.
Liquids in large tanks often have temperature stratification, meaning the temperature varies at different levels. A single-point measurement can be misleading and lead to significant errors (up to ±0.5%) in volume correction and inventory calculations. The MCG 351’s multiple elements provide a true average, which is required by global standards for accurate custody transfer and compliance.
The MCG 351 is designed to work seamlessly with L&J’s gauges and transmitters. It is typically paired with the MCG 2350 Average Temperature Converter, which takes the multi-element input and provides a digital output that can be integrated with various host systems.
The MCG 351 is built with an intrinsically safe design, meaning it operates at a low-energy level that is insufficient to ignite a flammable atmosphere. When connected to the MCG 2350 converter, which contains a critical intrinsic safety barrier, the probe meets global approvals like UL, C-UL, ATEX, and CE for safe use in hazardous environments.