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Capacitive level gauge

2009-11-21View Original

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For capacitive level gauges, they are calibrated with water before operation; is it still necessary to calibrate them using the process medium after operation? Additionally, under what circumstances should a capacitive level gauge be used?
Reply #22009-11-21
Whether calibration with a medium is necessary depends on the parameters of that medium; it depends on whether it is similar to water
Reply #32009-11-21
It can be calibrated using water. The medium must be conductive when selected.
Reply #42010-03-01
There are also those that are not conductive, yet can still be measured; it depends on the structure of the level sensor capacitor.
Reply #52010-03-01
Capacitive level gauges are used to measure continuous signal values; if only a binary signal at a single point is required, a capacitive gauge is not necessary

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