Application scope of capacitive level transmitters
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Experts, please advise on the application scope of capacitive level transmitters. Thank you!
OP, capacitive level gauges are generally used for measuring liquids with high conductivity. For example: acids, alkaline solutions, liquids containing chloride ions, and so on. However, it requires that there be no crystals or sludge adhering to the measuring rod. Additionally, the container’s outer shell must be conductive, as the container’s wall serves as one of the electrodes of the level gauge.
The one on the second floor covered it more comprehensively! Ordinary water can also be used! It is important to ensure that the insulation layer of the measuring rod is properly protected and does not crystallize, as this can affect the accuracy of the measurements