Issues with using level switches to measure levels in coking plants
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Are all the level gauges used in coking plants capacitive level gauges? Today I met a colleague; I recommended a level switch for him, but he insisted it was too expensive – the price difference was actually twice as much. I said that we are a legitimate company, and all our products are manufactured in strict accordance with **standards. I know that in our industry, there are many small businesses, and some don’t even have the necessary production qualifications; as a result, prices vary greatly. As a salesperson for level switches, how should one deal with such confusion? . .
I’ve seen the small workshops that produce this; I don’t know where they get the circuit boards from, but they assemble them themselves.
The level gauges used in coking plants include capacitive and radio frequency admittance types; prices vary among different manufacturers and brands. You get what you pay for, so it’s important to trust the quality of your products
There are too many companies involved in assembly; they don’t produce the circuit boards or the casings, they just attach a label to it, calling it independent research and development