Q1: What medium does the jacket of the jacketed magnetic level gauge pass through?
A: Steam, hot water, and thermal oil are commonly used as heat tracing media. It is strictly prohibited to introduce media with pressure and temperature exceeding the rated parameters of the liquid level gauge jacket to prevent equipment damage.
Q2: Does the jacket magnetic flap level gauge require heat tracing for all media?
A: No, it's not. Only applicable to materials that are prone to solidification and crystallization at low temperatures; A medium with good fluidity at room temperature does not require the use of jacket heat tracing to avoid excessive temperature affecting measurement.
Q3: Can a remote transmitter be installed on a jacketed magnetic level gauge?
A: Okay. It can be equipped with a magnetic remote transmitter to output 4-20mA signals and connect them to a DCS/PLC. At the same time, it retains the on-site magnetic flap display and can also add a liquid level switch to achieve alarm control.
Q4: Are the jacket cavity and the measuring main cavity connected?
A: Not interconnected with each other. The jacket is an external interlayer, and the heat tracing medium only circulates in the interlayer without contacting the measured material, achieving mutual isolation between heat tracing and measurement.
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