Non Contact Level Sensor

A major advantage of the 80GHz noncontact level sensor is that it can operate in harsh environments. It can be intelligently identified by high-quality radar and will not be interfered with by electromagnetic waves from dust, gas or other particles in the air during measurement. Get more accurate readings even in environments with turbulence or other disturbances.

Another key benefit of an 80GHz radar non contact level sensor is its ability to measure smaller tanks and containers that may not have been practical with previous technologies. Older systems could often only measure larger volumes, making them less effective for smaller batch processing and other applications. With 80GHz radar, however, even tiny vessels/containers can be accurately measured, ensuring that product levels are always precisely monitored.

Use non contact level sensor to measure the level of lakes and reservoirs:

• Correctly install the 80G radar level gauge, and ensure that the installation position is moderate. This type of level transmitter can be mounted on top of a tank or reservoir, and it emits a radar signal that bounces off the water’s surface back to the sensor.
• It is very important to configure the 80G noncontact level sensor correctly, and the user should give the manufacturer correct measurement-related information. This will involve setting the measurement range, sensitivity and output parameters to ensure accurate readings.
• Using non-contact radar level sensor for lake or reservoir water level measurement can provide you with several benefits, including real-time data, high accuracy, and ease of installation and configuration. This level transmitter is also low maintenance and has a long lifespan, making it an excellent investment for any application.