SUP-RD701 Guided Wave Radar Level Sensor

Introduction

The guided wave radar level meter adopts pulse working mode, with extremely low transmission power, and can be installed in various metal and non-metallic containers, without harm to human body and the environment.

Working principle: The high-frequency microwave pulse sent by the guided wave radar propagates along the detection component (steel cable or steel bar). When it encounters the measured medium, it will be reflected due to the sudden change of the dielectric constant, and part of the pulse energy will be reflected back. The time interval between the transmitted pulse and the reflected pulse is proportional to the distance of the measured medium.

Benefits: The guided wave radar level gauge has high accuracy, is insensitive to water vapor, and can spread in vacuum.

Features

Due to the use of advanced microprocessors and unique Echo Discovery echo processing technology, guided wave radar level meters can be used in various complex working conditions. A variety of process connection modes and types of detection components make the 70X series guided wave radar level meter suitable for various complex working conditions and applications. Such as high temperature, high pressure and small dielectric constant medium.

Specification

Product Size

Installation Guide

H----Measuring range

L----Empty tank height

B----Blind area

E----Minimum distance from probe to tank wall >50mm

Note:

• The top Blind area refers to the minimum distance between the highest material surface of the material and the measurement reference point.
• Blind area at the bottom refers to a distance that cannot be accurately measured near the bottom of the cable.
• The effective measurement distance is between the top Blind area and the bottom Blind area.