Radar level transmitter KLD801
liquidRS-485HART

radar level transmitter
radar level transmitter
radar level transmitter
radar level transmitter
radar level transmitter
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Characteristics

Technology
radar
Medium
liquid
Interface
4-20 mA, HART, RS-485, CAN
Other characteristics
IP67
Level range

Max.: 100 m
(328'01" )

Min.: 0.5 m
(1'07" )

Process pressure

Max.: 0.3 MPa

Min.: -0.1 MPa

Process temperature

Max.: 80 °C
(176 °F)

Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)

Description

The KLD800 series radar level transmitter is an 80G ultra-high frequency, millimeter-wave radar with a measurement accuracy of up to ±2mm. Lens antenna design, smaller beam angle, more suitable for complex working conditions such as small-diameter tanks and stirring coils in the tank. With stronger penetrability and multiple measurement modes, various antennas can be selected according to different industries and mines to ensure that the radar can also measure stably and accurately under complex conditions such as high temperature, high pressure and high dust. KLD801 model 80G FMCW radar level transmitter supports four-wire and two-wire applications. Due to its higher operating frequency and shorter wavelength, it is suitable for non-corrosive liquid applications, and the working method of transmitting and receiving electromagnetic waves through the lens has unique advantages in normal temperature and pressure environments. It adopts thread fixing method, which makes the installation convenient and simple. Feature G1½A / 1½NPT thread installation Suitable for non-corrosive liquid measurement 80GHz high frequency radar,narrow beam angle, the energy is more concentrated, the directionality is better, and the echo intensity is higher. The antenna is small in size and easy to install; Non-contact radar, no wear, no pollution.
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