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IP68 protected S1 radar level gauge

IP68 protected S1 radar level gauge

IP68 protected S1 radar level gauge, tank/silo radar level gauge, non-contact RS485 radar level gauge, 2/4-wire 15-meter radar level gauge, petrochemical storage tank radar level gauge, hydrological monitoring radar level gauge, coal mine water sump radar level gauge.

IP68 protected S1 radar level gauge - Kiel Planck
IP68 protected S1 radar level gauge - Kiel Planck

I. Basic Installation Principles

Keep Away from Container Walls

The installation location should be at least 200mm away from the inner wall of the container, ideally at 1/6 of the container’s diameter (but adjustments are needed for larger diameter containers).

For circular or elliptical containers, install at approximately 1/2 of the radius from the center, avoiding installation near the tank top center or tank wall.

Avoid Interference Sources

Do not install near the feed inlet, mixing zone, or discharge outlet to prevent material flow from interfering with the radar beam.

There should be no fixed obstacles such as ladders, supports, or welds within the beam range. If necessary, a reflector can be added or the angle adjusted to avoid interference.

IP68 Protection S1 Radar Level Gauge, Tank/Pool Radar Level Gauge, Non-Contact RS485 Radar Level Gauge

2/4 Wire 15-Meter Radar Level Gauge, Petrochemical Storage Tank Radar Level Gauge, Hydrological Monitoring Radar Level Gauge, Coal Mine Water Tank Radar Level Gauge

II. Installation Direction and Height

Vertical Alignment

The antenna must be installed vertically downwards, with the angle between the transmitting axis and the normal to the liquid surface ≤3° to maximize the echo signal strength.

In flowing liquid scenarios, the beam direction must not be in the direction of water flow; it must remain vertical.

Installation Height

The probe’s height above the water surface must cover changes in liquid level from low to high, ensuring effective detection without submersion.

Horn antennas must extend at least 10mm beyond the mounting hole, and rod antennas must extend beyond the mounting hole (mounting hole length ≤100mm).

IP68 Protection S1 Radar Level Gauge, Tank/Pool Radar Level Gauge, Non-Contact RS485 Radar Level Gauge

2-4 Wire 15-Meter Radar Level Gauge, Petrochemical Storage Tank Radar Level Gauge, Hydrological Monitoring Radar Level Gauge, Coal Mine Water Tank Radar Level Gauge

Due to differences in product batches and models, please inquire for specific product details and pricing.

IP68 protected S1 radar level gauge - Kiel Planck
IP68 protected S1 radar level gauge - Kiel Planck

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