Level Control Devices

Detailed Information About Level Control Devices

Level control devices are equipment used to monitor, control, and transmit data to automation systems regarding liquid levels in storage tanks, steam boilers, process lines, and chemical storage units. Precise level measurement suitable for every process is provided through devices with different operating principles.

Basic Types of Level Control

• Float Level Control Devices: Mechanical operating principle, ideal for pump control.
• Electrode Level Control Devices: Common in steam boilers, low and high-level detection.
• Magnetic Level Gauges: High-security level monitoring in chemical tanks and pressure vessels.
• Capacitive Level Sensors: Contact measurement for viscous, oily, or sticky liquids.
• Ultrasonic Level Sensors: Non-contact, hygienic, and high-accuracy measurement.
• Radar Level Meters: High precision and safety in industrial tanks.

Advantages

• • Prevents overflow and dry running risks.
• • Control outputs suitable for pump and valve automation.
• • High-precision level monitoring.
• • Models compatible with different tank and fluid types.
• • Reliable operation in pressurized and high-temperature environments.
• • Integration with industrial automation systems.

Application Areas

• • Water tanks and booster systems
• • Steam boilers and condensate return systems
• • Chemical storage tanks
• • Food process tanks
• • Oil and fuel storage systems
• • Wastewater treatment plants
• • Industrial process control lines

Technical Specifications

Level control devices are generally manufactured with:
• -10°C to +200°C temperature range
• PN10 – PN40 pressure resistance
• NO/NC contact outputs
• Mechanical, electronic, or sensor-based designs.