Features of magnetic flap level gauges with remote transmission

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Magnetic flap level gauges are now widely used and can be employed to detect the liquid level of fluids in various devices such as towers, tanks, vats, spherical containers, and boilers. Level gauges come in versions with indicators on the panel, as well as those that can output a remote 4-20mA signal. This article mainly discusses the characteristics of remote transmission at the lower end. 1. Integrates on-site indication, remote transmission, and control pricing. Users can read the level gauge by observing the color changes of the flip panels on the gauge in situ. However, in some locations, once it is installed, people may not be able to go in to take a look. In such cases, we need a signal output of 4-20mA, which can be connected to a PCL system; this allows for easy monitoring of the readings, and alarm points can also be set up within the system to enable alarm functions. 2. The indication is innovative, and the readings are more intuitive; it’s possible to see at a glance what the liquid level is. It can be adjusted according to the user’s environment and placement location, as well as its orientation. 3. Some level gauge tanks are very tall; looking up is tiring, and it may not be possible to read the values clearly even when viewing them, but signal output solves this problem. 4. The indicator panel of the magnetic flap level gauge is separated from the medium, which ensures high safety; manufacturers of remote transmission type level gauges can also produce models that are intrinsically safe or flameproof.