Product Description
Applications
- Continuous, non-contact level measurement in applicable for liquids and solids in large storage tanks
- Various antennas MOC as per process requirement Maximum measuring range up to 70M
- Process Temperature -40 to 2000 °C (Special Temperature Range available on request)
- Process Pressure max -1 to 16 bar
Features
- Min resolution 1mm
- LCD graphic-capable dot matrix display
- Intelligent signal processing technology
- Simple configuration parameters, without waiting for emptying containers
- Die Cast aluminum enclosure
- Two wire 4-20mA/HART output
- Easy configuration
Versatile Installation and MountingThis radar level transmitter is engineered for flexible mounting options, making it easy to install on the top of tanks or vessels. Suitable for both threaded and flanged connections, it accommodates various process requirements. Antenna choices (horn, rod, parabolic) ensure optimal performance according to your application, whether measuring liquids or bulk solids.
Advanced Sensing TechnologyUtilizing non-contact 26 GHz radar frequency, the transmitter accurately measures level even in harsh industrial environments. With a typical beam angle of 8 and a dielectric constant of 1.9, the device delivers stable and precise readings for a broad range of media, improving operational safety and efficiency.
User-Friendly Output and ControlOffering both analog (4-20 mA) and digital (HART/Modbus) output signals, this transmitter is easy to integrate into new or existing automation systems. Calibration can be carried out either at the factory or in the field, while the clear LCD display facilitates on-site configuration and monitoring.
FAQ's of Radar Level Transmitter:
Q: How is the radar level transmitter installed in tanks or vessels?
A: The radar level transmitter is typically mounted on the top of tanks or vessels using either threaded or flanged process connections. Proper installation involves securing the antenna (horn, rod, or parabolic) in a location that provides a clear path for radar signals, ensuring accurate non-contact level measurement.
Q: What types of media can the radar level transmitter measure?
A: This device is suitable for both liquid and solid media, making it versatile for various industrial applications. Whether monitoring water, chemicals, powders, or granular materials, its high-frequency radar technology ensures reliability across a broad dielectric constant (1.9).
Q: When is calibration necessary and how is it performed?
A: Calibration can be carried out either at the factory or on-site in the field, depending on application requirements. Initial calibration is performed prior to shipment, but adjustments may be made in the field using the LCD interface or remote configuration through HART or Modbus protocols to suit specific measurement conditions.
Q: Where can the radar level transmitter be used safely?
A: With its robust aluminum or plastic housing and ingress protection rated at IP67 (optional IP68), this instrument is designed for demanding industrial environments, including areas with high humidity, dust, and wide temperature variations. An optional explosion-proof version meets Ex d IIC T6 for hazardous locations.
Q: What are the primary benefits of using a non-contact radar level transmitter?
A: The main advantages include maintenance-free operation, high accuracy (3 mm), rapid response (<1 second), and reliability in diverse process conditions. Non-contact measurement eliminates direct media contact, reducing wear and risk of contamination while supporting a broad range of pressures and temperatures.
Q: How does the transmitter integrate with control systems?
A: The radar level transmitter is compatible with standard industrial communication protocols. With output signals including 4-20 mA and digital connectivity via HART or Modbus, it can be seamlessly linked to PLCs, SCADA systems, or distributed control systems for real-time level management and process automation.
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