What is 80GHz Frequency Contactless Liquids Radar Level Sensor Used in Vessels with Heating Coils, Baffles or Agitators
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
5-49 Pieces US$245.00
50+ Pieces US$225.00
Sepcifications
- Type Radar
- Contact Contactless
- Output Signal Type Digital Type
- Production Process Radar
- Feature Corrosion Resistant
- Material Plastic
- IP Rating IP67
- Certification CE
- Customized Customized
- Transport Package Carton Box
- Specification 2kg
- Trademark Holykell
- Origin Hunan, China (Mainland)
- Measuring Range 0.2-10m
- Measurement Accuracy 2mm
- Fov Angle 15°
- Center Frequency 80GHz
Product Description
Product Description HR2000 is a high-precision ultra-low-power millimeter-wave radar level sensor developed and designed by Holykell. Its proprietary radar ranging algorithm and visualized PC interface enable high measurement accuracy, high sensitivity, easy integration, and superior PC interaction ...
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