Magnetic Level Gauge

What is Magnetic Level Gauge?

The magnetic level gauge is a type of level sensor that uses the buoyancy of water and the repulsive and attractive magnetic properties of magnets to measure the levels of liquids. Thanks to these features, it allows the liquid level to be monitored remotely by integrating with the automation systems. Thanks to their reliability in economical and constantly changing level measurements, they have started to be preferred in many sectors.

How Does a Magnetic Level Gauge Work?

Magnetic Level Gauge work on the principle of compound containers. Therefore, the level in the measuring chamber (tube) and the level in the tank are the same. Inside the measuring tube is a float with magnets. As the float moves in the tube with vertical up-down movement, the direction of the flaps changes, and the color of the flaps, which are painted with different colors (usually red-white), changes. This allows us to monitor the visual level. With the adaptation of the level indicator with the digital control device, the level values can be monitored remotely via the automation system.

Product Features

• Body : AISI 304/316 Stainless
• Magnetic Disk : Aluminum
• Cover : Plastic/Aluminum
• Float : AISI 316L
• Stainless Drain Plug : 3/8”
• Connection type: Flanged, threaded Flange
• Types: DIN, ANSI, JIS
• Flange: Carbon Steel St 37.2, Stainless
• Protection Class : IP66
• Max. Operating Pressure : 16 Bar
• Max. Operating Temperature : 200 °C
• Contact Availability : Available

What are the Advantages of Magnetic Level Gauge?

• Use of standard pressureless float
• Corrosion resistant system
• Pressure, temperature, foam, viscosity-independent measurement
• Continuous monitoring without external power required
• Minimum exposure to density changes
• Possibility to be equipped with adjustable switches
• No need for background lighting

Scope of Application

• Refinery and chemical industries
• Offshore exploration and drilling
• Energy and power plant technology
• Pipeline compressor applications
• Feed water heaters and boilers
• Food and drink
• Oil and gas industries
• Gas plants
• Pulp and paper
• Pharmacy