80G Pulse Radar Level Meter

• 80 GHz FMCW Technology
  Provides high-resolution signal processing with excellent target separation for precise level detection in liquids and bulk solids.

• Ultra-Narrow 3° Beam Angle
  Enables accurate measurement in narrow vessels, tall tanks, and applications with internal obstructions or limited installation space.

• Small 8 cm Blind Zone
  Supports high accuracy near the tank top, improving measurement range utilization and inventory precision.

• Long-Range Measurement up to 120 m
  Suitable for large silos, deep storage tanks, and long-distance applications where lower-frequency radars struggle.

• Strong Penetration Through Steam and Dust
  Maintains stable readings in harsh environments containing vapor, dust, agitation, or process foam.

• High Signal-to-Noise Performance
  Millimeter-wave chipset enhances echo reliability, allowing consistent measurement under fluctuating process conditions.

• Wide Temperature and Pressure Compatibility
  Designed for challenging process conditions, including high-temperature or high-pressure vessels.

• Maintenance-Free Non-Contact Sensing
  Eliminates process interruption and mechanical wear, reducing lifecycle cost and improving operational uptime.

• Flexible Installation Options
  Available with threaded, flanged, sanitary clamp, or bracket mounting to match diverse tank designs and process connections.

Installation Guide

• Choose the correct mounting position
  Install away from inlet streams, agitators, ladders, or internal structures that may create false echoes.

• Ensure a clear signal path
  The radar beam should have an unobstructed view of the medium surface; avoid pointing directly at tank walls or cones.

• Maintain proper alignment
  Mount the sensor vertically and align it so the beam is perpendicular to the liquid or solid surface for best accuracy.

• Use appropriate process connections
  Select threaded, flange, or clamp connections based on tank pressure, temperature, and sealing requirements.

• Respect minimum distance requirements
  Follow the recommended blind-zone clearance (approx. 8 cm) and avoid installation too close to the tank top.

• Stabilize installation on vibrating equipment
  Use vibration-resistant brackets or supports when installing on mixers, compressors, or high-vibration vessels.

• Seal all electrical entries properly
  Ensure cable glands are tightened and IP protection level is maintained to prevent moisture or dust intrusion.

• Verify power and grounding
  Use stable 24 VDC or 220 VAC supply (according to model), and ensure proper grounding to avoid signal interference.

Maintenance Guide

• Clean the antenna when needed
  Remove buildup or deposits on the lens antenna to maintain strong echo quality in steam, dust, or sticky applications.

• Check configuration parameters
  Verify tank dimensions, blocking-distance settings, and output configuration after process changes or maintenance work.

• Review echo curves regularly
  Use the display or configuration software to confirm stable echo processing and signal quality.

• Inspect sealing and gaskets
  Ensure process seals remain intact for high-temperature or high-pressure installations.

• Avoid unnecessary disassembly
  Radar is maintenance-free—only perform cleaning or inspections when process conditions require it.

• Revalidate operation after major tank repairs
  Confirm measurement accuracy after tank internal changes, new equipment installation, or structure modifications.

• Large Storage Tanks (Liquids & Solvents)
  Accurate long-range level monitoring in vertical tanks, outdoor reservoirs, and process vessels with steam or vapor present.

• Bulk Solid Silos (Powders & Granules)
  Stable measurement in tall silos containing cement, grain, plastic pellets, minerals, or aggregates, even with dust generation.

• Chemical Process Vessels
  Reliable operation in reactors, mixing vessels, corrosive media tanks, and environments with internal structures or agitation.

• Water & Wastewater Treatment
  Continuous level tracking in clarifiers, lift stations, sedimentation basins, and sludge tanks with foam or surface turbulence.

• Oil & Gas Storage and Handling
  Precise level detection in crude tanks, refined product storage, separators, and pressurized vessels with varying temperature profiles.

• Power Plant Fuel & Ash Handling
  Measurement of coal bunkers, biomass silos, fly ash hoppers, and condensate tanks exposed to high temperature and dust.

• Food & Beverage Process Tanks
  Non-contact measurement in hygienic or sanitary vessels containing oils, syrups, dairy ingredients, or CIP fluids.

• Pharmaceutical & Fine Chemical Tanks
  High-resolution level monitoring in vessels requiring compact installation, narrow beam control, and stable echo tracking.