King Engineering Corporation Datasheets for Level Sensors
Level sensors are used to detect liquid or powder levels, or interfaces between liquids. There are two basic level-measurement types: continuous and point or multi-point.
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| Product Name | Notes |
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| 7750 KING-GAGE® Indicators are rugged instruments that will provide accurate and reliable liquid level measurement. Used with bubblers or pneumatic tank sensors that produce a pressure output signal, the fluid-filled... | |
| Multi-Point Process Switch is a single channel analog set-point control. It provides continuous monitoring of a typical process loop with four (4) setpoints that are user adjustable over the full... | |
| Combining accuracy, low cost, and remarkable simplicity, the KING-GAGE® Hand Pump Gauge is designed for stand alone operation. No external power is needed other than to use the integral hand... | |
| Combining accuracy, low cost, and remarkable simplicity, the KING-GAGE® Hand Pump Gauge is designed for stand alone operation. No external power is needed other than to use the integral hand... | |
| D/P transmitters accept either gage or differential pressure pneumatic inputs that are converted to a proportional 4-20 mA output signal. This two wire signal loop is compatible with typical process... | |
| KING-GAGE® AcraSensor unit detects level by sensing pressure due to liquid depth while its pneumatic force balance diaphragm technique is remarkably free from drift or temperature effects. These sensors are... | |
| KING-GAGE® ES2 transmitters provide liquid level measurement for inventory monitoring. Add to their rugged reliability the major benefits of simplified service and maintenance. Performance characteristics of these transmitters include excellent... | |
| KING-GAGE® TeleSensor detects level by sensing hydrostatic pressure created by liquid depth. Acting on the force balance principle, a sensitive diaphragm is exposed to the liquid contents of the tank. | |
| LevelBAR HP (hand pump) is a complete tank gauging system. This manually operated liquid level bubbler gauge provides on demand level indication for isolated tanks or situations requiring only periodic... | |
| Liquid level gauging demands a high degree of accuracy and repeatability. This is especially true for quality control in batch processing operations. That is why KING-GAGE® D/P Transmitters are specifically... | |
| Liquid level gauging demands a high degree of accuracy and repeatability. This is especially true for quality control in batch processing operations. That is why KING-GAGE® D/P Transmitters are specifically... | |
| LP2 Model 4640 indicators provide continuous measurement of liquid inventory in storage or processing tanks. The LP2 indicator expresses output directly in engineering units. A factory programmed capacity profile (Datapack... | |
| LP2 Multiple Tank Indicators expresses tank level directly in engineering units. Referencing a capacity profile to correlate transmitter output to actual tank geometry, the indicator formats the resulting value directly... | |
| LP2 SP indicators provide continuous measurement of liquid inventory in storage or processing tanks. Calculating level on the basis of hydrostatic pressure created by liquid depth, the system measures total... | |
| The KING-GAGE® Rotameter Gauge has seen decades of service in all types of applications. This integrated bubbler system is not only remarkably accurate but also simple to use. Merely adjust... | |
| The KING-GAGE® Rotameter Gauge has seen decades of service in all types of applications. This integrated bubbler system is not only remarkably accurate but also simple to use. Merely adjust... | |
| The LevelBAR multi-segment LED column display includes an individualized scale calibrated to the actual tank capacity. Marked in any specified unit(s) of measurement, it permits direct reading of total liquid... | |
| When purged with compressed air, liquid within the downpipe is displaced by air pressure equal to the hydrostatic force of liquid in the tank. If carefully regulated at a low... |