Compact Radar Level Transmitter
Radar Level Measurement
Radar sensor for continuous non-contact level measurement of liquids, slurries and solids in tanks, sumps and rivers
Compact radar level transmitters feature an integrated plastic housing with corrosion-resistant properties. Their small size makes installation simple and setup quick, while still providing accurate and stable measurements in standard working conditions. They are commonly used in water treatment, municipal projects, and hydrology to measure water levels in tanks, wells, and natural rivers. They can also be applied to measure solid materials in different storage or processing environments.
Installation Diagram
- Frequency Range 76 – 81 GHz millimeter-wave radar
- Process Temperature −40 °C to 85 °C
- Measuring Accuracy ±1 mm
- Measuring Range 15m/30m
- Blind Zone 50 mm
- Surge Protection 2 kV
- Explosion Protection Ex ia ⅡC T6 Ga
- Beam Angle 6°
- Installation G3/4 or G3/2 thread
- Protection Rating IP68
- Housing Material PPO plastic
- Communication Interface 4–20 mA / HART / RS485
- User Interface PC software or Bluetooth connection
- Power Supply DC 14–28 V
- Dimensions (L × W × H) 75 × 75 × 120 mm
- Weight Approx. 375 g
- The compact radar level transmitter has a small, lightweight design that makes installation quick and easy
- Features a narrow blind zone of just 50 mm for accurate measurement even near the sensor
- Offers high precision with ±1 mm measuring accuracy
- Bluetooth connection allows quick setup and easy on-site adjustments.
- Made with a corrosion-resistant plastic body, suitable for use in chemical or other harsh environments
- IP68 protection keeps the device safe even if temporarily submerged, though it won’t work properly while underwater
- When used with a tank-side indicator, it can measure up to four tanks at once for easier monitoring and centralized control
Water Conservancy
Used to monitor river and canal water levels, helping track changes and prevent overflow.
Municipal Pipeline Networks
Suitable for measuring water levels in manholes and drainage systems for daily inspection and maintenance.
