Radar Level Measurement Made Simple

A radar level transmitter is an easy-to-use device that measures liquid levels in tanks and vessels. Here's what you need to know:

How It Works:

Sends out microwave signals (like a mini radar)

Measures how long it takes for the signal to bounce back

Calculates the exact liquid level

Why Choose Radar?

✔ Works without touching the liquid

✔ Gives accurate readings (±1-3mm)

✔ Handles tough conditions (heat, pressure, dust)

✔ Lasts for years with little maintenance

Where It's Used:

• Chemical plants

• Oil storage tanks

• Food processing

• Water treatment

Picking the Right One:

For clean liquids: 26GHz models

For sticky or foamy liquids: 80GHz models

For big tanks: Long-range versions

Installation Tips:

Point the antenna straight down

Keep it away from pipes or mixers

Check connections are tight

Simple Maintenance:

• Wipe the antenna clean every few months

• Check for damage after extreme weather

• Recalibrate once a year

Problem? Try This:

If readings jump around: Clean the antenna

If no signal: Check power supply

If numbers seem wrong: Verify settings

Good to Know:

Modern radar units can connect to your control system and send data to your phone or computer.

Need help choosing? Ask about our free selection guide!