What is a self-controlled level gauge?
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The customer has asked us to help purchase a level gauge. Our factory staff don’t know much about this either; they only know that local level gauges use magnetic flip-type devices. So what type is used for automatic control level gauges? The medium is ammonia
Self-controlled level gauges with remote transmission capability; level gauges that receive 4-20mA signals to feed into control systems, such as double-flange, float, radar types, etc., and are used for automatic level control. Purchasing requires instrument specification sheets, which are provided by the design institute or integrated by the complete equipment supplier (provided that the manufacturer has instrumentation and control professionals).
Looking at those two DN80 ones? It’s probably reserved for double-flange level gauges.
The design institute just provides a equipment data sheet and then ignores it; the users don’t understand anything either
Yeah, should we use a magnetic flap level gauge with remote transmission and alarm functions?
You can purchase it; they will be responsible for selecting the model!
It refers to remote level gauges; radar, double-flange, and side-tilt types are all suitable.
This doesn’t seem like a hole meant for a gauge{:1_90:}
But it’s clearly written that it’s for use with level gauges
Using a magnetic flap with remote transmission is generally feasible, but the 80mm size is a bit unusual; usually DN25 is sufficient.
It should have a remote transmission function and output a 4-20mA signal. We specialize in manufacturing level gauges. Contact 15890954071 (the same number on WeChat) for available options and quotes: lol