What is a microwave level switch?

　　A microwave level switch is a device used to measure the level of liquid or solid materials. It is measured by transmitting microwave signals to detect the reflected signal of the material. Its advantage is that it is suitable for a variety of materials, not affected by material, density, temperature and viscosity parameters, with high precision, fast response, simple operation and other characteristics, is widely used in chemical, pharmaceutical, environmental protection and other fields.

　　The principle of microwave level switch is to adjust the transmission frequency, emit microwave signals to the surface of the material, when the signal is reflected back, indicating the existence of the material, according to the strength of the signal to interpret the height of the material. The accuracy of the measurement is related to the dielectric constant, shape, density and temperature of the material. Therefore, microwave level switches of different equipment specifications can be adapted to different kinds of material measurement.

　　In practical applications, microwave level switches can be used to measure a variety of powdery, granular, blocky materials, as well as corrosive media, high temperature media, etc., and the measurement range can cover a large. In addition, the installation and maintenance of the microwave level switch is also more convenient. It can adjust its position and tilt Angle to adapt to different material heights without the need for frequent replacement or adjustment of the equipment.

　　As an efficient level measuring equipment, microwave level switch has been widely used in modern production. With the continuous progress of technology, it has continuously improved its own performance and measurement accuracy, and has become an indispensable part of the modern production process.

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