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Dear friends: Are there any good brands for radar level gauges? At the moment, there are only E+H, Cologne, Siemens, and VEGA. Siemens might be the cheapest! Any suggestions on instrument brands and their price tiers as well?
I would like to ask what the yellow and white colors are used to represent. Furthermore, Rosemount doesn’t have a radar; I disagree with that
The level depends on how much you are willing to spend, and the service also plays a role. Any of the manufacturers listed above will work; it is also possible to add Emerson’s Sab radar – if you think it’s a good option, you can contact the manufacturer for more details
Personally, I think Rosemount and E+H are still more user-friendly at the moment
Taking advantage of your valuable time to ask a side question: why isn’t there a delete button when posting? I’d like to delete it and post again
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For radar, VEGA is the best but also the most expensive. Secondly, Emerson; once again, other foreign brands
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The continuous FM wave you mentioned is similar to the OPTIWAVE 7300 C from Cologne. How is the use of such continuous FM waves in equipment with stirring functions?
Rosemount and E+H work fine; both are quite useful
No problem; the technical principles of frequency-modulated continuous wave are precisely designed to address measurement challenges in complex operating conditions