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Our factory is installing a wastewater reuse system, and we need to purchase a set of ultrasonic level gauges. Could you please recommend three ultrasonic level gauges that offer quality comparable to that of E+H? We also need ultrasonic flow meters. Thank you! This post was last edited by marry on 2009-4-16 15:13]
GE’s ultrasonic flowmeters are excellent
The Rosemount 3100 series ultrasonic level gauges, as well as the Mobery ultrasonic level gauges, will work fine.
According to feedback from users, GE is good.
Rosemount also has ultrasonic flowmeters, but I haven’t used them.
Actually, the ultrasound devices from E+H are also very good, offering great value for money, and they now have a factory in Suzhou as well! All the venues I’ve been to agree!
What are the manufacturers of imported external-mounted ultrasonic level gauges?
You keep saying that immersion level gauges are useful, but after trying ones from three different manufacturers as replacements for ultrasonic level gauges, none of them lasted more than three months – with one exception from E+H. When used in wastewater treatment plants and circulating water systems, I no longer trust immersion level gauges at all; they’re really a waste of money
You keep saying that immersion level gauges are useful, but after trying ones from three different manufacturers as replacements for ultrasonic level gauges, none of them lasted more than three months – with one exception from E+H. When used in wastewater treatment plants and circulating water systems, I no longer trust immersion level gauges at all; they’re really a waste of money
I have used both GE and SIEMENS ultrasonic flowmeters, and the SIEMENS ones are better; the issue with GE models is mainly related to their display panels. In my opinion, the E+H ultrasonic level gauge is the better choice – it requires very little maintenance.
You talk about your own merits and promote yourself; anyway, the moderators won’t ban you. As soon as I reveal the manufacturer’s brand here, I’m afraid someone will cause trouble. Communicate normally; don’t get excited or emotional, and don’t even bet on things.
So far, I have only seen those from Siemens and GE
I have used both domestic and imported versions personally; it is recommended to avoid using them if possible
I have used Siemens’ Ultrasound and Pulse Radar level sensors here, mainly for sewage tanks. The performance has been good; as long as the right model is chosen and the instruments are properly set up, there are hardly any issues. I’ve been using them for a year and a half with almost no maintenance required