Ametek Drexelbrook Level


DR2000
This device is a TDR level meter for measuring distance, level, volume, and mass. Its modular design makes it an economical and reliable solution for common applications.
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IntelliPoint RF Series
Simply install the IntelliPoint RF Series into the tank and apply power…that’s it! Unlike other RF or capacitance systems that require calibration via setpoint potentiometers, jumpers, magnets, or pushbuttons, the IntelliPoint RF Series reliably detects the absence or presence of material without any adjustments.
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TF-100™ Series
The TF‑100 Series Point Level Switch is designed for reliable indication of liquids and light slurries. The output can be set to indicate alarm on either high level for spill prevention, or low level for run-dry protection.
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Universal II™ Series
The Universal II Continuous Level Transmitter offers increased reliability, low maintenance, and intrinsically safe design. Field-proven RF technology ensures dependable level measurements in a wide range of conductivities, regardless of coatings or product build-up on the sensor. Calibration is not affected by variations in material densities or changes in temperature.
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USonic™ Series
The Universal II Continuous Level Transmitter offers increased reliability, low maintenance and intrinsically safe design. Field-proven RF technology ensures dependable level measurements in a wide range of conductivities, regardless of coatings or product build-up on the sensor. Calibration is not affected by variations in material densities or changes in temperature.
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VeriGAP™ 504-1000 Series
The VeriGAP level switch is the only safe gap switch available for high-level alarming or indication. All other gap switches are inherently low-level failsafe only. With most low-level failsafe devices, either an absence of material or a component failure will indicate a low-level alarm. With most high-level failsafe devices, the presence of material will only trigger an alarm if the system is functioning properly. A component failure, such as separation of the crystals, will cause the device to indicate an absence of material. This will result in a normal condition, even if the tank is over-filling.
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