What is Radar Level Sensor Distance Sensor for Continuous Level Measurement for Bulk Solids
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1-199 Pieces US$699.00
200+ Pieces US$659.00
Sepcifications
- Type Radar Type
- Structure Design Screw, Flange
- Pressure Range Atmospheric pressure
- Display Type LCD
- Accuracy Grade 3mm
- IP Rating IP68
- Certification Ce RoHS FCC
- Customized Customized
- Transport Package Wooden Package
- Specification Customized
- Trademark Holykell
- Origin China
- Range 0-70m
- Process Temperature -40~120ºC
- Medium Solid or Liquid Measurement in Chemical Industry
- Martial 316 Sst or 304 Sst
Product Description
Product Description Radar Level Meter Features: Antenna size is small, easy to install; non-contact radar, no abrasion, no pollution. Which is almost not influenced by corrosion and foam. And virtually unaffected by water vapor, temperature and pressure changes in the atmosphere. Serious dust ...
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