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Point Level Measurement

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Drexelbrook manufactures a full range of point level measurement instruments, providing the highest level of performance for liquids, slurries and bulk solids applications. Open the Level Measurement Product Selection Guide PDF.
  • RF Admittance Level Measurement
    RF Admittance Level Measurement

    RF Admittance is one of the most versatile technologies being used today in a wide range of point level applications. This technology is excellent for total product level and is also uniquely suited for differentiating the interface between insulating and conducting liquids. Choose RF Admittance for reliable, proven and trusted performance.

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  • Vibration Level Measurement
    Vibration Level Measurement

    Vibration technology is an excellent choice for most high or low-level liquid level measurement requirements. These products require no calibration and are not affected by changes in electrical properties of the material being measured.

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  • Ultrasonic Level Measurement
    Ultrasonic Level Measurement

    Ultrasonic technology is a great choice for high or low-level liquid level measurement requirements in a wide variety of liquids. These ultrasonic sensors require no calibration and are not affected by changes in electrical properties of the material being measured.

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  • Conductivity Switches
    Conductivity Switches

    Ametek BW Controls offers an simple conductivity holder and electrode that can be configured for multiple measurement points. This is a simple level switch that can be used on liquids and light slurries. These products utilize the conductive properties common to aqueous liquids to provide point level control and alarm functionality.

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  • Float Switches
    Float Switches

    B/W Controls has been manufacturing float based tilt switches for decades. Simple tilt position is all that is needed to actuate a B/W relay and or signal a control panel of the alarm.

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