Applications - Ultrasonic

Ultrasonic transmitters are very popular because they are not in contact with the liquid. They transmit a pulse which bounces off the media and returns to the sensor. The time taken to send and receive the signal is measured.

Consideration needs to be given to the location of the transmitter to ensure that external influences will not affect the signal

Below are some simple diagrams to show the System Applications of Ultrasonic Level Controls.

Ultrasonic 1

Minisonda Stand Alone Ultrasonic Transducer in use with an Open Tank

read more

Ultrasonic 2

Minisonda Stand Alone Ultrasonic Transducer in use with a Sealed Tank

read more

Ultrasonic 3

Differential Level Measurement Across Screens

read more

Ultrasonic 4

Horizontal Cylindrical Tanks

read more

Ultrasonic 5

Open Channel Flow Measurement

read more

Ultrasonic 6

Minisonda in use in a Single Pump Well

read more

Ultrasonic 6

Conveyor Belt Monitoring

read more

Ultrasonic 7

Minisonda in use in a Dual Pump Well

read more

Ultrasonic 8

Circuit Diagram for the Minisonda Probe

read more

Ultrasonic 9

Circuit Diagram for the Minisonda Probe

read more

Ultrasonic 10

Circuit Diagram for the Minisonda Probe

read more

Navigation

Featured Products

Flexilevel 3

Flexilevel 3 FXL3 controller

FXL3 Flexilevel 3 indication/controller ...

read more

P8/IS Intrinsically Safe Conductivity Level Controller

ATEX, UKEX and IECEx certified (to Zone ...

read more
MiniSonda

MiniSonda Ultrasonic transmitter

MiniSonda ultrasonic transmitter This...

read more
990 Signal Conditioner

990 Signal Conditioner

Signal Instrument. Internal simulator in...

read more

Flexicap FXL3

Flexilevel 3 controller/Indicator c/w 5 ...

read more
APP-C & APP-P

Auto Pump Priming System, APP-C & APP-P

APP-C & APP-P automatic smart pump primi...

read more
SCF2 Controller

Controller with cable monitoring

SCFA2 Single Channel Flood Alarm ...

read more