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Modern industrial operations demand precision in liquid/air interface management – a challenge our Continuous Float Liquid/Air Water Level Sensor Switch addresses through patented multi-point level control technology. Unlike single-threshold detectors, this industrial-grade solution enables simultaneous monitoring of up to 5 critical levels within tanks, reactors, or pipelines.

Advanced Multi-point Architecture

Engineered with rhodium-contact reed switches (99.95% purity), the sensor achieves <10mΩ contact resistance across 10⁸ operational cycles. The modular design supports Type B/E/F/P connection boxes for flexible integration with PLCs or alarm systems, while SUS316L/PVDF construction ensures corrosion resistance in <200℃ environments.

 

Critical Applications

  1. Chemical Processing: Safeguard distillation columns by triggering pumps at 3 predefined levels (high/medium/low)
  2. Food Production: Maintain CIP fluid layers with ±1mm accuracy in sterilization tanks
  3. Energy Systems: Prevent turbine damage through steam/condensate phase detection

 

Operational Superiority

  • 5-year MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures) validated in petrochemical trials
  • 0.5-second response time for emergency shutoffs during overfill risks
  • 3-year warranty with on-site calibration support

 

Our multi-point system eliminates costly secondary sensors through customizable Lmax≤5m configurations. The magnet activation mechanism provides failsafe operation across -40℃~200℃ extremes, while ODM/OEM services deliver application-specific adaptations for:

  • Explosion-proof ATEX environments
  • High-viscosity fluid detection
  • Multi-lingual HMI integration

 

Precision Multi-point Level Control Starts Here

Transform your operational safety and efficiency with granular fluid management. Contact our technical team with in 24 hours for:

  • Free application analysis
  • ROI calculation templates
  • Emergency replacement protocols

 

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