What is Guided Radar Level Sensor for Solid Material Application
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Piece US$480.00-2,000.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Type Radar Type
- Structure Design Screw, Flange
- Display Type LCD
- Accuracy Grade 3mm
- IP Rating IP68
- Certification Ce RoHS FCC
- Customized Customized
- Transport Package Wooden Package
- Trademark Holykell
- Origin China
- Range 0-70m
- Process Temperature -40~120ºC
- Medium Corrosive Liquid Measurement in Chemical Industry
- Martial 316 Sst or 304 Sst
Product Description
Guided Radar Level Sensor for Solid Material Application High frequency radar level measurment instrument, measure the maximum distance to 70 meters. Antenna being further optimized, fast new Microprocessor could be higher-speed signals processing, makes the instrument can be used in reactors, ...
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