What is the second one, a level gauge?
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Hello, experts. I know that the first image shows a tuning fork level gauge. What type of level gauge is shown in the second image? Conductivity level gauge?
Capacitive level gauge---------------
To be honest, I’ve really never seen a capacitive level gauge with 3 probes like this. Could the original poster send more photos of this level gauge? It would be best if there are photos of the transmitter’s nameplate as well
This post was last edited by LongTengJueYin on 2015-9-21 06:47. It seems to be a level gauge with electrical contacts that can indicate high and low liquid levels
It’s not a guided-wave radar level gauge, right?
A level gauge or a level switch, one for high level, one for low level, and one for very low level.
It should be an electrode-type level gauge, from E+H?
This post was last edited by LongTengJueYin on 2015-9-21 08:38. It is believed that the principle is the same; it’s just that in this case there is only one liquid level point, while in your case there should be two points, with the longest one possibly being the common point
The first one is a tuning fork switch, and the third one is a 3-point capacitive level switch
I really don’t know about that. Looking forward to some expert stepping in
This post was last edited by zxb1990 on 2015-9-27 at 20:51. I think it’s the electrode switch at 3 o’clock