A complete solution for chemical industries - Levelpro Chemical Level Sensor

If you are working in the chemical industry as operator you know how difficult it is to deal with corrosive material and the corrosion in measurement instruments. Also, the high cost expenditure that need to be made as a result of corrosion and the problems that it causes. There is good news, when measuring corrosive liquids, there is a solution, the Levelpro 100 Series Chemical Level Sensors. Many companies are now using these chemical level sensor and making their processes more efficient with a lot less downtime.

Icon Process Control has recently used Levelpro’s new Chemical Level Sensor, 100 series submersible level sensor. This Chemical Level Sensor can be coupled with the remote TVL Series ITC series remote display, and has an output of 4-20mA. Almost every display on the market can connect to this Chemical Level Sensor. Icon Process Control used this Chemical Level Sensor to quickly and accurately give a reading to one of their sulfuric acid tanks.

Levelpro’s Chemical Level Sensor is available in two different styles, the 500 and the 1000. The difference between the two is the display that the 1000 series comes equipped with. Some of the great features that Icon Process Control was able to find beneficial was the no FOB or computers needed to program the unit.



The Levelpro Ultrasonic levelsensor is available in PVC, PVDF and Polypropylene. It will works based on ultrasound and utilizes a non-contact feature to measure the level. The Chemical Level Sensor has a two-button set up, which only takes minutes to get this unit up and running. The ensures that the customer has little to no down time which can help save them money.


Available in one meter, two meter, six meter and twenty meter range. The Levelpro ultrasonic chemical Level Sensor work with all of them, some customers get nervous with ultrasonic, scared that some condensate or vapours can get in the way of an accurate reading. With the Levelpro Ultrasonic chemical Level Sensor, the echo is so large that is can actually push the condensate off the unit, allowing it to continue to keep an accurate level without going lost.



Icon Process Controls continues to offer the Levelpro Ultrasonic chemical level sensor to all customers that require a non-contact level sensing. This is one of the best on the market and at a cost you cannot beat. In most cases Icon Process Controls will offer the 100 series submersible liquid level sensor if the customer can use a contact liquid level sensor but if the customer cannot use a contact liquid level sensor. Icon process Controls will offer the Levelpro chemical level sensor. In other words it’s a complete solution for your industrial and chemical process.

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  1. UnknownMay 30, 2018 at 1:29 AM

    Well these level sensors have really helped chemical processing industries. You have written a wonderful blog. Thank you for sharing.

    Misa

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