The liquid level transmitter converts variations in various material level parameters into a standard current signal, which is then transmitted remotely to a control room for centralized display, alarming, or automated control by secondary instrumentation or computer systems. Its robust structural design and versatile mounting options make it suitable for the continuous monitoring of liquid, material, or solid levels under challenging conditions-including high temperatures, high pressures, highly corrosive environments, crystallization-prone media, and situations requiring resistance to clogging or freezing-as well as for monitoring solid powdery or granular materials. Consequently, it is widely utilized for detection and control applications across a diverse range of industrial processes.
Features
Simple Structure: Featuring no moving or elastic components, the device offers exceptionally high reliability and requires minimal maintenance.
Easy Installation: The internal mounting design particularly highlights this feature, requiring no specialized tools for installation.
Convenient Adjustment: Two built-in potentiometers-for zero-point and span adjustment-allow for arbitrary zero-point shifting or span modification within the effective detection range; these two adjustments are completely independent and do not interfere with one another.
Broad Applicability: Suitable for measuring liquid levels in media characterized by high temperatures, high pressures, and strong corrosiveness.