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Liquid Level

Gems Introduces a New Rugged Metal Electro-Opto Sensor

August 16, 2011 By sensortipsadmin

Gems® Sensors & Controls™ (Gems) introduces the new low cost, miniature ELS-950M Series of Electro Optic Level Sensors (ELS) for a wide range of applications and industries. The ELS-950M Series expands on the existing ELS-950 product line with a brass housing to perform in harsh environments, maintain integrity in temperatures ranging from -40°F to +230°F […]

Filed Under: Level, Liquid Level Tagged With: Electro-Opto Sensor, ELS-950M Series, gems, Liquid Level

Liquid Level Sensor for Food and Beverage Measurements

March 31, 2011 By Randy Frank

Stuff that sticks to the sides of the container makes accurate level measurements difficult. The LMT Series from ifm efector specifically addresses this problem for viscous media and powders in food and beverage processing tanks and pipes.    High frequency (MHz) capacitive spectrum profiling technology enables the sensor to ignore foam and deposit build-up and differentiate […]

Filed Under: Capacitive, Featured, Liquid Level Tagged With: capacitive sensing, Liquid Level

GEMS Ultrasonic Continuous Liquid Level Sensor

December 23, 2008 By sensortipsadmin

Plainville, CT — Gems® Sensors & Controls™ (Gems) has launched the UCL-520 Series of Ultrasonic Level Sensors. The UCL-520 Series is suitable for non-contact applications such as industrial water treatment, wastewater management, chemical storage as well as many other challenging fluid applications. The UCL-520 is a two-wire ultrasonic transmitter for measurement up to 26.2’ (8m) […]

Filed Under: Liquid Level Tagged With: gems, Liquid Level, ucl-520

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