SICK Guided Level Sensor The SICK Guided level radar is a vertical mounting level sensor. It uses TDR technology, a process for determining the time of flight of electromagnetic waves. The time difference between the sent pulse and the reflected pulse is used to generate a level signal. The sensor can emit this as a continuous measured value (analogy output) and a freely positional switching point (switching output). It is used virtually, in any liquid. Also, the sensor can be integrated quickly into any application. It has an operating voltage of 12VDC to 30VDC. Features and Benefits No mechanical moving parts
Interchangeable and retractable probe from 200mm to 2,000mm and cable probe up to 4,000mm
Resistant to deposit formation
Process temperature up to 100°C, process pressure up to 10bar
3-in-1: combined display, analogue output (according to NAMUR NE 43) and binary output
Four button set-up
No requirement for calibration or re-calibration
Simultaneous level detection and continuous monitoring output capability
High Accuracy measurement in difficult conditions
Compact design
Rotatable housing
Probe length can be easily modified to suit application
Output signal: 4mA to 20mA and 0V to10V automatic switching depending on the load Applications It can even be used in deposit-forming and foaming liquids
The device is designed for hygienic applications and are CIP and SIP resistant Certifications IP67 rated
EN 60529
CE certified
UL listed
EN 61326-2-3, 2014/30/EU