The radar sensor is used for non-contact level measurement in harsh environments and provides live data (every 10 seconds) with a battery life of up to 10 years. It convinces by its high measuring accuracy. This accuracy can be guaranteed even in narrow shafts thanks to a low radiation angle of 4°. To avoid parallax during installation, there is a spirit level on the radar sensor.
This makes assembly even easier
The holder of the radar sensor is made of stainless steel. The swivel arm allows the sensor to be aligned over the level to be measured. By means of a ball-and-socket joint, the alignment is subsequently made more precise. In addition, a laser distance meter can be attached directly to the sensor holder.
The 5 possibilities briefly explained
Pipe mounting
The radar sensor is mounted using a pipe mounting flange suitable for pipe diameters from min. 50 mm to max. 275 mm. The swivel arm is available in lengths of 140mm or 390mm. Depending on the length selected, the distance from the wall to the centre of the sensor mount is 250 mm or 500 mm. Click here for more information.
Wall mounting
It is mounted in the duct using a wall mounting flange (drill and screw). The swivel arm is available in lengths of 140mm or 390mm. Depending on the length selected, the distance from the wall to the centre of the sensor bracket is 250 mm or 500 mm. Click here for more information.
Adhesive mounting
Installation is by means of an adhesive flange. The substrate should be cleaned with a wire brush prior to bonding. The adhesive used must be a 2C composite mortar injection material. Click here for more information.
Rung mounting
The sensor is mounted using a rod flange suitable for rod diameters from min. 15 mm to max. 26 mm. The swivel arm is available in lengths of 140mm or 390mm. The distance between the flange and the centre of the sensor holder is 250 mm or 500 mm, depending on the length selected. Click here for more information.
Cross strut mounting
A cross brace suitable for DN 600 manhole covers with dirt trap pockets is used for installation. Click here for more information.