Submersible pressure sensors

The submersible pressure sensor, sometimes also referred to as a level probe, is a special type of pressure sensor for hydrostatic level measurement in tanks, wells, shafts and bore holes. For this, the submersible pressure sensor is submerged directly in the liquid to be measured, and positioned as close as possible to the bottom. There, the submersible pressure sensor measures the hydrostatic pressure, which enables a direct conclusion regarding the current level, i.e. the height of the liquid column above it.

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FAQ

How is the filling level measured using the level probe?

The sensor element of the level probe measures the hydrostatic pressure of the liquid column above it. The rule of thumb is that 1 m water column corresponds to approx. 100 mbar.

At what pressure could the pressure measuring instrument be destroyed?

Pressure values above the overpressure limit can lead to irreversible damage of the measuring instrument. It does not matter whether this pressure is present constantly or only for a short period of time. In either case, the complete destruction of the parts expose ... More

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