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| Parameter | Specification | Typical Range / Options | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Probe technology | Guided Wave Radar (GWR), Capacitive, Ultrasonic, Magnetostrictive, Float | GWR / Capacitive / Ultrasonic / Float | Select by media properties (dielectric constant, foam, vapour) |
| Measurement range | Short to long-range support depending on technology | 0.05 m to 40 m (typical max: GWR up to 40 m; Ultrasonic to 20 m) | Probe length and waveguide design determine max usable range |
| Accuracy | High stability designs for industrial use | ±0.5 mm to ±5 mm (GWR ~±2 mm; Ultrasonic ~±3 mm) | Accuracy given as typical in stable conditions; process variations affect performance |
| Resolution | Minimum detectable incremental change | 0.1 mm to 1 mm | Resolution often limited by electronics and signal processing |
| Response time / Update rate | Fast updates suitable for dynamic processes | Update rates: 1 Hz to 10 Hz; response ≤100 ms typical | Higher rates available for control loops; trade-off with averaging and noise |
| Operating temperature | Materials and electronics rated for extreme temps | -40 °C to +150 °C (specialized variants to +200 °C) | Seals and cable glands must match process temperature |
| Operating pressure | Pressure-rated housings and fittings | Vacuum to 40 bar typical; high-pressure versions up to 100 bar | Flange selection per process code (ANSI/DIN) affects pressure rating |
| Wetted materials | Common corrosion-resistant construction | 316L SS, PTFE-coated probes, Hastelloy C options | Material choice determined by chemical compatibility and temperature |
| Ingress protection | Environmental sealing for harsh conditions | IP66 / IP68; submersion tested to 30 m for select probes | Cable entry and connector type affect rated ingress class |
| Certifications & functional safety | Industry standard approvals and SIL support | ATEX, IECEx, CE; SIL2-capable configurations | Safety application requires documented SIL assessment and installation |
| Signal outputs | Analog and digital communication options | 4–20 mA (HART), Modbus RTU/RS485, Ethernet/IP, PROFINET | Choose protocol based on control system integration needs |
| Power supply | Standard industrial power options | 12–36 V DC typical; 24 V DC common; low-power variants (3.3 V) available | Power consumption depends on communications and heating options |
| Calibration & maintenance | Recommended intervals and diagnostics | Calibration interval: 12–24 months typical; on-board diagnostics | Self-check routines and remote diagnostics reduce downtime |
| Long-term drift | Stability of zero and span over time | <0.1% FS per year typical | Drift affected by media buildup, temperature cycles, and vibration |
| Mounting / installation | Mechanical interfaces and installation modes | Top-mounted flanges (ANSI/DIN), insertion, side-mounted, guided probe through nozzle | Installation orientation impacts foam handling and interface detection |
| Typical applications | Industries and media types | Industrial tanks, chemical vessels, slurry vessels, cryogenics, fuels, potable water | Select probe technology for dielectric, viscosity, and solids content |