The high-temperature resistance level gauge detects, alarms, and controls powdered, granular, and block materials in open and closed silos. After long-term operation in industries such as steel, refractory, cement, rubber, chemical fiber, and electricity, ideal results have been achieved and widely used in industrial production. UL type instruments are mechanical instruments with a simple structure, high temperature resistance, dust resistance, impact resistance, no complicated electrical circuits, reliable control, and long-term operation.
ULThe level gauge adopts a swinging transmission system. When the detection board is obstructed, the spindle is obstructed and stationary, and the motor
Continue to operate, causing the release device to trip, resulting in the switch action cutting off the motor power supply, the motor stopping working, and issuing
Level signal.
When the level drops, the resistance of the inspection board disappears, the release device resets, the motor resumes operation, and a level signal is emitted,
The instrument is in the detection state again. In situations where the level changes slowly, a timer can be installed inside the instrument to make the instrument
The detection is in an intermittent working state, which can reduce power consumption and wear, and extend the lifespan of the instrument.
characteristic
Detect, alarm and control powdered, granular and block materials in open and closed silos
Mechanical instrument, simple structure, high temperature resistance
No complicated electrical circuits, accurate detection and reliable control
Dustproof and impact resistant
Can work for a long time and operate reliably
Product descriptionWhen the detection board is obstructed, the spindle stops and the motor continues to run, causing the release device to trip and the micro switch to cut off the motor power supply, causing the motor to stop working and emit a level signal.
When the level drops, the resistance of the inspection board disappears, the motor resumes operation, emits a level signal, and the instrument is in the detection state again.


