Seeking advice on the installation method for continuous-type RF admittance level gauges

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Can a continuous-type radio frequency admittance level gauge be installed from the side? Some manufacturers say it’s possible, while others say it’s not. Is there anyone who can help explain this?

Reply #22018-12-14

Sure, it’s better to specify the installation location and the objects to be detected when placing the order.

Reply #32018-12-14

Do you have any manufacturer instructions or something of that kind on this?

Reply #42018-12-21

RF admittance level gauges are generally installed at the top; all that is needed is a cylinder mounted on the side, with the level gauge placed at the upper part of this cylinder.

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