A capacitive water level sensor is a device designed to measure the level of water or other liquids in a container or reservoir. This capacitive liquid level sensor is suitable for 8-11 mm pipe and has IP67 protection level and is suitable for a variety of industrial environments.

Features

• The liquid level sensor adopts a curved appearance design, which makes installation and inspection more flexible and reliable.
• It can directly detect non-metallic media in the container through the non-metallic pipe wall.
• Capacitance level sensors are widely used in liquid level detection and alarm of various containers.
• Industrial level sensor has high adjustment accuracy and can easily detect liquids, colloids, etc.

Specification

Dimension (Unit: mm)

Wiring Diagram

Tips: Applications of capacitive level sensors

Capacitive level sensors are widely used in various industrial applications that require accurate, non-contact level detection. In chemical plants, they can be used to monitor the level of tanks and reactors for corrosive or high-viscosity liquids to ensure process safety and continuity. The sensor is often linked with PID controllers, digital flow meters, temperature sensors and other equipment to build a stable process control system. In the food and beverage processing industry, the sensor has non-contact and high-sanitary characteristics, can achieve accurate measurement without opening the container, and can be visualized and remotely controlled through the PLC system and human-machine interface (HMI).

In the field of solid material processing, such as grain storage, plastic granules, powders and cement industries, capacitive sensors can stably detect non-liquid media such as powders and granules, even in dusty environments. By combining with industrial Ethernet modules, wireless data transmitters or IoT edge gateways, the data collected by the sensor can be uploaded to the cloud monitoring platform to achieve predictive maintenance and energy efficiency optimization.