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Magnetic float level gauge

2011-01-03View Original

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Have anyone used magnetic float level gauges? How does it feel? Will adding a heat trace in the north affect the measurements?
Reply #22011-01-03
The ideal product for measuring liquid levels in industries such as petroleum and chemicals, offering intuitive and clear results at a glance. But there are specialized ones for winter, frost-resistant, that don’t require any heating at all.
Reply #32011-01-04
This post was last edited by salesment on 2011-1-4 20:25. If steam tracing is used, demagnetization may occur, resulting in chaotic readings.
Reply #42011-01-04
There are anti-frost versions of magnetic float level gauges that do not require heating, so you can rest assured on that front. It is mainly related to the cleanliness of the medium, vaporization, and temperature. It works quite well and is easy to understand
Reply #52011-01-16
The magnetic float level gauges from Bonetti in Italy are of good quality.
Reply #62011-01-18
What is the principle behind antifreeze that doesn’t require heating?

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