Level Measurement

2-wire radar level gauge for storage and process applications.

	Different antenna designs, suitable for aggressive media
	Gas-tight feed-through for toxic and aggressive media
	Antistatic rod antenna
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Radar level device for precision measurement in inventory management (tank guaging)

	Accuracy ±.04 in (± 1 mm) in 130 ft (40 m) measuring range
	Approved for custody transfer
	Numerous calibration certificates
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Guided radar pulse measurement using the Time of Flight principle.

	No moving parts - low maintenance costs
	Independent of liquid characteristics such as density and conductivity
	No need to fill and empty the tank during commissioning
	High reliability due to automatic probe monitoring (patented EOP Algorithm)
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2-wire or 4-wire ultrasonic compact design for non-contact level measurement in liquids.

	Unaffected by product properties (for example: dielectric constant, density or moisture)
	East and fast commissioning due to present application parameters
	Calibration without filling or discharging
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Level limit switch for all liquids with high corrosion-resistant coating. Suitable for use in explosion hazardous areas.

	Diverse instrument variants in a modular system: Different construction lengths, process connections, and housings
	Numerous electronic interfaces
	Special designs
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Level limit switch for all liquids version for high medium temperatures. Suitable for use in explosion hazardous areas.

	Process temperature up to 540°F (280°C)
	Recurrent examination according to WHG is not required (FDL60/61)
	Funcional safety SIL3
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Compact capacitance level probes, fully and partially insulated rod and rope probes for use in the measurement of liquids

	Accurate measurement in small tanks due to short response times
	Measurment from probe end to process connection, no blocking distance
	Technology tried and tested in millons of applications
	Interface measurement independent of emulsion layers
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