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Looking at the drawings, there’s a “MAG” next to the level gauge – I’m not sure what it means

2012-12-26View Original

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There’s a MAG next to the on-site level gauge LG; what does it mean? Dear sea friends, please explain
Reply #22012-12-26
I’ve found the answer; it should be a magnetic flap level gauge
Reply #32012-12-28
MAG is short for Magnetic; it is also indicated next to the electromagnetic flowmeter on the drawings
Reply #42012-12-28
Oh, thank you; I know one more now
Reply #52012-12-28
Pay attention to the magnetic level gauge on site; check for any damage to the float and replace it promptly!

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