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Flowline Radar Level Transmitter for Corrosive Environments
1 1/2" NPT, PFA Antenna, 12" to 32.8' Range
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- PFA encapsulated antenna and mount for corrosive media.
- Simple configuration via integral push button display module.
- 26 GHz. pulse radar is unaffected by vapor or condensation.
- 12” (30cm) dead band enables utilization of the entire tank.
LR10-0010 Model Options
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Category
Media type
Accuracy
Tank/Vessel Type
Max Measurement Range
Output Signal
Max Operating Pressure
Max Process Temperature
Wetted Materials
Probe Style
Supply Power
Process Connection Type
Process Connection Size
Features
- Beam Angle 22°
- Certification cTUVus, FCC
- Display Type LCD
- Frequency 26 GHz
- Measurement Type Level
- Minimum Ambient Temperature -40°C (-40°F)
The general purpose 26 GHz. pulse radar level transmitter provides continuous level measurement up to 32.8’ (10m) with a 4-20 mA signal output, and is configured via its integral push button display module. The non-contact liquid level sensor is intended for chemical or water storage applications in above grade metal or reinforced concrete tanks or below grade tanks of any material. Select this sensor for easy application conditions with corrosive media, light agitation, condensation or vapor, and installation in a low-profile tank adapter or flange fitting. Typical applications include chemical bulk storage and tanker trucks.
Is there a minimum clearance around the probe head, like the beam diameter on the ultrasonics? Can it be placed into a pipe, what is the minimum diameter?
Thank you for your inquiry about the pulse radar transmitter. It has a 22 degree beam angle and a 12 inch dead band which means you will not measure any liquid level within that distance.
Date published: 2021-06-08
