Cuttable Capacitive Level Sensor with 4-20mA and 0-5V Output for Industrial Applications

Customizable Length for Tank Level Monitoring

The Cuttable Capacitive Level Sensor allows for easy customization to fit various tank heights, making it ideal for precise liquid level monitoring in different industrial applications.

Dual Output Options for Versatility

Equipped with both 4-20mA and 0-5V output signals, the sensor can seamlessly integrate with a wide range of industrial control systems, ensuring flexibility and compatibility.

Non-Floating and Electrode-Based Design

As a non-floating level sensor, it uses capacitive electrodes to detect liquid levels without moving parts. This design enhances reliability and reduces maintenance.

Robust Industrial Performance

The sensor is designed for harsh industrial environments, with high sensitivity and resistance to interference from temperature, humidity, and conductivity changes.

Cuttable Capacitive level sensors are widely used in various industries due to their versatility, accuracy, and ability to work in tough environments. Here are some key applications:

Industrial Automation: 

Monitoring liquid levels in tanks and vessels, suitable for both conductive and non-conductive liquids.

Water and Wastewater Management: 

Essential for monitoring tank levels, sludge, and other non-conductive liquids in water treatment plants.

Food and Beverage Industry: 

Used for liquid-level monitoring in production, maintaining product consistency and hygiene.

Oil and Gas Industry: 

Level monitoring in storage tanks and during processing, preventing overflow and ensuring safety.

Agriculture and Irrigation: 

Monitoring levels in silos, tanks, and irrigation systems, suitable for granular materials and liquids.

Automotive and Machinery: 

Monitoring wiper fluid and coolant levels in automotive applications, and preventing sticking in machine tools.

1. Q: Which Media Are Suitable for Capacitive Sensors?

A: Capacitive sensors are suitable for various media, including liquids, granules, and powders. However, the dielectric constant of the medium can affect measurement accuracy. Special calibration may be required for low dielectric constant media.

2. Q: What Is the Measurement Range of a Capacitive Sensor?

A: The measurement range varies by model, typically ranging from a few millimeters to several meters. Users can choose the appropriate sensor based on their specific application.

3. Q: Does a Capacitive Sensor Require Calibration?

A: Yes, to ensure measurement accuracy, calibration is recommended after installation or when changing media, especially for low dielectric constant media.