7ML5033-1BA00-1A - MultiRanger 100 ultrasonic level controller
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7ML5033-1BA00-1A: MultiRanger 100 ultrasonic level controller
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System role and integration
Unknown: evidence limits are source-limited.
Fresh evidence identifies 7ML5033-1BA00-1A as MultiRanger 100 ultrasonic level controller.
Siemens states that the unit monitors level, volume, and open-channel flow in liquids, slurries, and solids; the listed configuration is wall-mounted, single-point, and supplied from 100-230 V AC.
System role: Measures material level without contact and provides controller outputs for level, volume, or open-channel-flow monitoring. Sits at the process-measurement boundary between the vessel or channel and the plant control system.
Unknown: sensor installation geometry, process conditions, configured relay behavior, and site-specific compatibility are not established by the consulted page.
- Exact reference
- 7ML5033-1BA00-1A
- Category
- PLC / CPU
- Evidence checked
- 2026-09-12
System role
This section explains what the product does and where it acts in the surrounding system.
- Function
- Measures material level without contact and provides controller outputs for level, volume, or open-channel-flow monitoring.
- System position
- Sits at the process-measurement boundary between the vessel or channel and the plant control system.
- Upstream / inputs
- Receives ultrasonic reflections from the monitored liquid, slurry, or solid surface.
- Downstream / outputs
- Provides calculated measurement values and relay outputs to the connected monitoring or control circuit.
- Limitations
- Unknown: sensor installation geometry, process conditions, configured relay behavior, and site-specific compatibility are not established by the consulted page.
Evidence ledger
Facts, inferences, and unknowns are kept separate.
Facts
The Siemens Industry Mall identifies 7ML5033-1BA00-1A as a MultiRanger 100/200 continuous non-contact ultrasonic level controller with a 15 m range.
- mall.industry.siemens.com — retrieved 2026-09-12; high confidence
Siemens states that the unit monitors level, volume, and open-channel flow in liquids, slurries, and solids; the listed configuration is wall-mounted, single-point, and supplied from 100-230 V AC.
- mall.industry.siemens.com — retrieved 2026-09-12; high confidence
Inferences
Measures material level without contact and provides controller outputs for level, volume, or open-channel-flow monitoring.
- mall.industry.siemens.com — retrieved 2026-09-12; high confidence
Sits at the process-measurement boundary between the vessel or channel and the plant control system.
- mall.industry.siemens.com — retrieved 2026-09-12; high confidence
Receives ultrasonic reflections from the monitored liquid, slurry, or solid surface.
- mall.industry.siemens.com — retrieved 2026-09-12; high confidence
Provides calculated measurement values and relay outputs to the connected monitoring or control circuit.
- mall.industry.siemens.com — retrieved 2026-09-12; high confidence
Unknowns
Unknown: sensor installation geometry, process conditions, configured relay behavior, and site-specific compatibility are not established by the consulted page.
System position diagram
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upstream["Receives ultrasonic reflections from the monitored liquid, slurry, or solid surface."] --> part["7ML5033-1BA00-1A - MultiRanger 100 ultrasonic level controller"]
part --> downstream["Provides calculated measurement values and relay outputs to the connected monitoring or control circuit."]View diagram labels
- Nodes
- Receives ultrasonic reflections from the monitored liquid, slurry, or solid surface.; 7ML5033-1BA00-1A - MultiRanger 100 ultrasonic level controller; Provides calculated measurement values and relay outputs to the connected monitoring or control circuit.
- Edges
- Upstream input to the referenced product.; Referenced product output to the downstream system.
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