The reading of the e+h ultrasonic level gauge fluctuates frequently
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We have an e+h ultrasonic level gauge used to measure the liquid level in the pit. Sometimes it reads 0.6m, and other times it reads 1.2m. The value at 0.6m does change, but it still frequently jumps to 1.26m – it goes up to 1.26m at times and then back to the actual measured level. The probe has been cleaned, but it still doesn’t work.
Is there any mist or foam in the pit?
There isn’t any other thing; it’s just water, which is quite turbid.
This post was last edited by stone_HOTO on 2019-4-24 at 13:58. Check whether the liquid level is stable; if there is no foam, the flow meter needs to be recalibrated, and then it should be fine
Echo adjustment parameters; are there any blind spots that exceed the upper limit?
Whether the installation meets the manufacturer’s requirements, such as the soil covering layer and the insertion depth of the PVC pipes, etc
Is there no scum on the surface of the liquid? If there are no suggestions, try reinstalling the internal components of the level gauge
Ultrasonic crazy woman, Nazi dog crazy guy,,, take turns being crazy dogs, get buried alive, damn it! Drink, drink, drink.
Come to me and buy a sensor diaphragm for an immersion-type level gauge that doesn’t come into contact with liquid. The probe is attached to a tube, which is lowered into the water tank; I guarantee that it won’t give any false readings for 100 years. If it does give false readings, I’ll imitate a dog’s bark! I also guarantee that the probe will remain intact for 10 years. Just look at Electroplating City – they buy dozens of such devices at once. If you don’t believe me, count them yourself; there are definitely more than 50 of them
:Lol, finally saw the guru’s ad, ah no, it’s technical support. What is the accuracy?
How much do you sell this for? Is it priced per pound? Lol, give me your contact info so we can try using a few units