Specifications

PN6--PN10
Principle	Communicating tubes with magnetic float
Measurement	Level or interface
Mounting position	Vertical C-C
Measuring range	Max. 3600 mm (one part) > 3600 mm 2- or multipart
Pipe size	63 mm Welding stud
Pipe Thickness	According pressure
Process connections	Flange: DN15-50 PN10 (½ -1 ½" 150#)
Vent connections	Without or Plug R½"
Drain connections	Plug R½" or valve (Other request also available)
Pipe material	PP\PVC\PVDF
Flange material	Same as pipe material
Float material	PP\PVC\PVDF
Operation temperature	PP -30 to + 70°C PVC -20 to + 80°C PVDF -30 to + 120°C
Operation pressure	Max. 10 bar
Density	Min. 0.8kg/dm³ For interface: Density difference≥0.2kg/dm³
Bolts/Nuts	SS
Gaskets	Vi-ton ring up to 80°C Silicon rubber up to 120°C
Indication rail	Aluminium up to 120°C
Magnetic flap or column	PA up to 120°C Aluminium up to 120°C
Measuring scale	Aluminium, SS
Float types	Cylindrical, sealed type
Float length	Depend on density

Features

Continuous and convenient monitoring;

Sealed structure;

Customizable length and connection method;

Operable at different densities;

Manufactured for various installation types;

Long service life;

Easy maintenance;

Up to 6 meters can be manufactured at once;

Operable at pressure ratings of PN 10/16/25/40 (optional), with a maximum temperature of 160 °C;

Float ball movement; self-cleaning system.

How it works

The magnetic level gauges is attached to the container and connects with the fluid to be measured. Within the chamber is a float with a magnet assembly. As the float moves up or down, the magnet assembly rotates a series of bi-color magnetic flaps, changing the visual indicators from one color to the other.

Since the magnetic level gauge relies on the interaction between magnets, the magnetic level gauges do not need a power source. The size and material of the float are selected according to the media, density, temperature, pressure of the medium.