This is the radar level gauge from that domestic brand
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It was working very stably 2 days before the level gauge was installed, but this afternoon it suddenly started to fluctuate greatly. There is only a slight fluctuation in the liquid level. The actual liquid level was around 2.15 meters, but the level gauge suddenly dropped to fluctuate around 1.5 meters. No matter how I adjust the parameters, it doesn’t work. There’s no way to turn off the power for a few minutes and reinstall it so that everything returns to normal – what’s going on?
Are there any sources of interference? During the previous installation, there was no such source of interference, such as fans.
There is no interference; the operating condition is an open-cycle pool. There are no other devices within 3 meters nearby.
It might be a problem with the gauge itself; it is recommended to observe whether there are fluctuations when the liquid level reaches a certain value
1. Radar madmen, intermittent neurotics, and so on...... **** says there are four types of madness related to radar: reporting an empty container as full, reporting a full container as empty, showing no movement when measuring a dead dog, and showing excessive movement when measuring a mad dog. :P 2, OP, are you asking about which brand of madman it is, right? Brother doesn’t know either. 3. The radar-mad criminal is here; even dogs, wolves, tigers, and leopards are afraid of him, **he’s also feared by the courts as well. The radar is acting crazy; you should just turn it off and restart it, OP. There’s no other solution. For example, if you had to turn it off and on 100 times a day, that would indeed be a great job – you wouldn’t even need to move from your seat, and you could easily earn a fortune for the CEO. {:2_32:}
Hehe, an “open-loop circulating pool” – what kind of crappy radar is that? Come and buy a super-reliable submersible level gauge from me; I guarantee zero failures in 10 years of continuous operation! Bro, I really guarantee zero failures in 10 consecutive years of operation! There are countless sewage treatment plants, as well as many hydroelectric stations, thermal power plants, and steel and copper smelting plants – all of them prefer my submersible level gauges, loving them with unwavering loyalty. {:2_32:}
Selling level gauges one by one is a bit tedious, while selling them in batches is a bit more enjoyable
It’s clearly a domestic instrument, yet they insist on writing English words on it to give the illusion of being for foreigners
We also want to make use of waste materials; it’s a requirement from the inventory company. We plan to replace the Siemens radar level gauge; there is too much stock in the company. But it’s important to distinguish between primary and secondary aspects; use the inferior options when that’s necessary, and opt for the better ones when possible. :lol
These days, many installations use radar level gauges to monitor their water collection wells; it’s indeed an expensive solution.