Characteristics of GDL horn type radar level gauge
Equipped with advanced microprocessors, the radar level gauge can be applied to various complex working conditions
The "false echo learning" function enables the instrument to correctly confirm the true echo and obtain accurate measurement results under multiple false echo conditions.
Multiple process connection methods and antenna types make the radar level gauge suitable for various complex working conditions and application scenarios. For example, measurement of high temperature, high pressure, and low dielectric constant media.
Adopting a pulse working mode, the radar level gauge has extremely low transmission power and can be installed in various metal and non-metal containers without causing harm to the human body and the environment.
Technical parameters
Operating frequency: 8.4G (GDL61/62), 10.2G (GDL63/64)
Beam angle: 24 ° GDL61, GDL62
18 ° GDL63, GDL64 with DN150 flange
14 ° GDL63, GDL64 with DN200 flange
10 ° GDL63, GDL64 with DN250 flange
Measurement range: 0-70m
Repeatability: ± 3mm
Resolution: 1mm
Sampling: Echo sampling 54 times/s
Response speed:>0.3s (depending on specific usage)
Current signal: 4... 20mA
Accuracy:<0.1% of full scale or 10mm (0-20m) 20mm (greater than 20m)
Communication interface: HART communication protocol
Process connection: flange DN50, DN80, DN100, DN150, DN200, DN250
Threaded connection: G1 1/2
Power supply: 24VDC (+/-10%), ripple voltage: 1Vpp
Power consumption: max: 22.5A
Environmental conditions:
Temperature: -40 ℃...+350 ℃
Container pressure (gauge pressure) -1... 60bar
Explosion proof certification ExiaII CT6
Shell protection level IP65
Two wire system with shared two core wire for power supply and signal output
Cable entrance: 2 M20 × 1.5 threaded interfaces (cable diameter 5... 9mm)
Selection Tips
If you need to purchase a horn type radar level gauge, you need to determine the following parameters in detail: measuring medium, temperature, pressure, range, connection method, output method, whether it needs to be displayed on site, and whether it needs to be explosion-proof
Installation Diagram
