YK-UHZT. Top-Mount Remote Magnetic Level Gauge

YK-UHZT top-mount remote magnetic level gauge is another top-mounted model developed for centralized control applications. It provides clear local level indication while also enabling remote signal transmission and control. This product is widely used for level measurement in towers, tanks, vessels, and spherical containers in industries such as petrochemical, fertilizer, pharmaceutical, shipbuilding, and military applications.
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Product Parameters
Structure Form Top Mounted Type Connection Method Flange Connection
Housing Material SUS304, SUS316, PP Indicating Error ±10mm
Measuring Range 300-5000mm Ambient Temperature -25 ~ 60°C
Process Temperature -25 ~ 380°C Applicable Pressure 1.0 MPa, 1.6 MPa, 4.0 MPa (Negotiable)
Accuracy ±10mm Electrical Interface M20×1.5 (Negotiable)
Output Mode 4~20mA Two-wire System, Relay Protection Grade IP65
Certification Intrinsically Safe, Flameproof Power Supply Voltage 24VDC
Product Principle
The instrument consists of a main body (upper and lower guide tubes), an indicator chamber (red/white magnetic flip plates), a float assembly (magnet, push rod, and float), and a level transmitter. As shown in the structure diagram, the float inside the vessel moves up and down in the lower guide tube with changes in liquid level. The motion is transmitted via the push rod, causing the magnet to move within the upper guide tube. This drives the external flip indicator to rotate and display red/white colors, indicating the liquid level. Meanwhile, the level transmitter converts the level signal and transmits it to the control center for level indication and control, and it can also be integrated into a computer-based centralized monitoring system.

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