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Fisher FIELDVUE DLC3010 Digital Level Controller

The Fisher FIELDVUE DLC3010 digital level controller helps you gain easy access to information critical to your process operation. 

Gather information about the process, instrument, or sensor using the 475 or 375 Field Communicator. 

The DLC3010 digital level controller can be used in analog or HART® digital signaling mode with the DeltaV™ system.

Specifications

Area ClassificationIntrinsically Safe, Explosion Proof, Dust Ignition Proof, Flame Proof, Non-incendive, 

Type N CertificationsCSA, FM, ATEX, KGS, Peso, CIMFR, NEPSI, TIIS, Ukraine Metrology, Belarus Metrology, 

Kazakhstan Metrology, IECEx, INMETRO, CUTR

Communication ProtocolHART®, 4-20mA Analog

Data InterfaceWired

DiagnosticsYes

Mounting Type249 Series Torque Tube Arm Mounted

Operating TemperatureStandard Temperature

Position ControlMonitoring

Power SourceLoop Powered (2-Wire)ed (2-Wire)

Process ControlLevel

Other ConfigurationsContact your local Emerson business partner or sales office to learn about additional specifications 

or options for this product.

Features

For quick analog transmitter replacement, the instrument may be configured with default sensor data, zero level offset, 

differential process SG, and zero/span procedure only.

Accurate, high-gain analog-to-digital conversion enables measurement of small changes in the process variable. 

This allows for use in difficult liquid level, interface, or density applications.

An internal temperature sensor enables consistent performance of the digital level controller, 

despite ambient temperature changes.

Mechanical safeguards designed into the digital level controller help to withstand physical abuse often incurred during 

installation or in transport, without compromising performance.

Field wiring connections are in a compartment separated from the electronics. 

This protects the electronics from any moisture brought into the housing by the field wiring.

Includes self-diagnostics that detect an error that may render the process variable measurement inaccurate.