POS187314

Series:	POS
Part Status:	Obsolete
Type:	Liquid
Output Type:	--
Output Configuration:	PNP
Current:	200mA
Switch Actuation Level:	--
Mounting Type:	Bracket Mount
Material - Housing & Prism:	Stainless Steel
Operating Temperature:	-25°C ~ 100°C
Voltage Rating:	12 ~ 28 V

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Introduction to Float Level Sensors

Float level sensors are one of the most widely used technologies for measuring liquid levels. These sensors measure the heights or depths of fluids in vessels, tanks, and other containers. They are often used when building automation systems, process automation systems, and in industrial applications.

How Float Level Sensors Work

Float level sensors work by measuring the change in the fluid level within a container. The sensors attach to the outside of the container, as opposed to direct contact with the liquid within. The sensor is able to measure the level of the liquid due to its buoyant nature. As the level of liquid rises or falls, the sensor is able to detect these changes.When the sensor is utilized, it is programmed to the correct reading height, which is then compared to the fluid level within the container. If the level is higher or lower than the programmed value, the sensor sends off a signal variance to alert operators.

Advantages of Float Level Sensors

Float level sensors have a number of advantages. They are reliable and cost-effective, as well as easy to install and maintain. The sensors are also able to function in a variety of temperatures both cold and hot, so they are operated in a variety of environments. Furthermore, because the sensors are non-intrusive, they are safe and do not require direct contact with the liquid being measured.

Applications of Float Level Sensors

Float level sensors are used in many different industries and applications. They are often used to measure fluid levels in process tanks, such as water or chemical tanks, as well as levels of oils and other industrial liquids. They are also used in domestic applications, for example, in dishwashers and washing machines to analyze the fluid levels within.Float level sensors are commonly used in engineering applications to measure the levels of fuel in fuel tanks and pressure vessels. They can also be used to monitor the level of water in swimming pools and hot tubs, and they are often used in HVAC systems to measure the levels of water in boiler systems.

Types of Float Level Sensors

Float level sensors come in a variety of types. The most common type is the magnetic float level sensor, which is designed to measure the levels of liquids in tanks, vessels, and other containers without direct contact. These sensors are able to detect changes in the level of fluid and generate an alert when it exceeds the programmed variance.The other common type of float level sensor is the capacitive float level sensor. This type of sensor works by using capacitive electrodes which are suspended in the fluid. These electrodes generate an electrical signal which is measured and compared to the programmed value to determine the fluid level.

Conclusion

Float level sensors are an essential part of many automation systems and industrial applications. They are reliable, cost-effective, and easy to maintain. They are also able to measure fluid levels without compromising safety as they do not require direct contact with the fluid. Float level sensors come in a variety of types, such as magnetic float level sensors and capacitive float level sensors, offering a solution for any application.

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