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Are there any samples or manufacturers of magnetic flap level gauges that have passed SIL certification?
Do magnetic flap level gauges also now require SIL certification? What is the significance of SIL certification for an on-site instrument? Do you mean a remote-controlled magnetic flap? Magnetostriction or radar or reed switch? ? ? ? ?
SIL certification has become an easy way for those with plenty of money to obtain certifications in large numbers
Not all instruments need to be certified; only those that are part of the SIS interlock circuit and for which the circuit meets the SIL rating are required to be certified – it’s not necessary to certify every single instrument.
I haven’t heard that local indication instruments are required to have SIL certification; just as Bourdon tube pressure gauges don’t require such certification, the person on the 4th floor is right.
It must refer to a magnetic flap level gauge with remote transmission capabilities. I have used products from Xingshen; I’m not sure if they offer any models with SIL certification
A magnetic flap level gauge with remote transmission for use in a SIS system; if not available, another type of level gauge will have to be used
Cancel some certifications and find ways to add new ones; however, having more certifications is not as important as ensuring that the products are of high quality, that on-site management is proper, and that instruments are well maintained, all in strict accordance with the relevant standards. The fear is that no matter how many certifications are obtained, improper operations and management will still render them useless.
On my end, it’s a magnetic flip plate combined with radar remote transmission
Yes, our magnetic flap level gauges come with SIL certification