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Is it possible to make the solenoid valve on the feed line open automatically when the liquid level drops below a certain threshold, without using a controller?; When the level exceeds this value, the solenoid valve closes automatically again.
Hehehe, my dear, if we don’t use a level switch or a level controller, then where do the signals for opening and closing the valves come from? . .
The on/off switches of the solenoid valve can be controlled using the high/low level alarm contacts and relays of the level gauge.
Two level switches, along with a relay, can achieve this
Use liquid level alarm switches such as float switches directly, along with relays
Is it a dual float ball? One high liquid level control and one low liquid level control?
For this purpose, an intelligent level switch is the perfect solution – it sends an alarm signal when the liquid level reaches 1 meter, and stops sending the alarm signal when the level reaches 5 meters. Refer to SC829 for details. .
Two level switches, together with a relay, can be used to ensure that the solenoid valve on the feed line opens automatically when the liquid level drops below a certain threshold; When the level is above this value, the solenoid valve closes automatically again
Two level switches (high alarm, low alarm); Floats, tuning forks, ultrasonic waves, etc.) can directly interlock switch valves. It is also possible to use a level gauge connected to a digital display with alarm function, along with control valves
Yes, there are some; we have them here