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Is a magnetic float remote level gauge powered separately by 24V? Is there a current signal in the circuit?

2017-06-08View Original

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I am working on a level measurement device, providing 24V power separately to the magnetic float remote level gauge. When the liquid level changes, will there be an electrical signal in the circuit?
Reply #22017-06-08
There is a current signal; when the liquid level changes, the circuit current changes linearly.
Reply #32017-06-08
Does it mean four-wire system? I’m a bit confused by your current approach
Reply #42017-06-08
Yes, remote level gauges are generally 24VDC two-wire systems
Reply #52017-06-08
The current must change...
Reply #62017-06-09
Yes, there are on-site indicators as well as remote indication options; the signal is in the form of current. The manufacturer’s phone number is usually provided on them, so it’s best to get in touch with them for more details.
Reply #72017-06-09
Of course there will be, with 4-20MA changes

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