What are the characteristics of radio frequency admittance level gauges?

　　The radio frequency admittance level gauge is used for continuous level measurement and is mainly used in most applications such as chemical engineering, oil fields, sewage treatment, power plants, etc. It is suitable for on-site work conditions. The instrument is composed of a circuit unit, a set of explosion-proof housing, and rod or cable type sensing elements, and there are multiple models of controllers to choose from. The instrument can be installed as a whole or separately.

　　General characteristics of radio frequency admittance level gauge:

　　Strong universality: It can measure liquid level and material level, meet the measurement requirements of different temperatures, pressures, and media, and can be used in extreme situations such as corrosion and impact.

　　Anti hanging material: The excellent circuit design and controller structure ensure that its measurement is not affected by the hanging material of the controller, and there is no need to clean it on time to prevent mismeasurement.

　　Maintenance free: The measurement process does not involve moving parts, and there will be no mechanical component damage issues, requiring no maintenance.

　　Anti interference: contact measurement, strong anti-interference, can overcome the influence of steam, foam plastic and stirring on the measurement.

　　Accurate and reliable: The measurement quantity is diversified, making the measurement more accurate. The measurement is not affected by environmental issues, has high stability performance, and a long service life.

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