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Level sensors are used to detect liquid or powder levels, or interfaces between liquids. There are two basic level-measurement types: continuous and point or multi-point.
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  • Application: Coolant System Liquid Levels on Refrigerated Trucks (.pdf)
    operation. · Designed to handle high shock environments. Figure 2. Coolant Tank Full- Level Sensor switch is closed. · Ability to operate at very cold temperatures as. a normal operation. · Designed to operate in dirty environments. · Millions of switching operations. · UL approved wire
  • Application: Automobile Brake Float Level Sensor (.pdf)
    is. maintained at its proper level. Low brake fluid level could mean the loss of the. vehicle braking system. Figure 1. Complete Brake Float Level Sensor. Features. · All inclusive brake fluid sensor complete with. switching element (Reed Switch), Float, and. magnet. · Hermetically sealed. · Dynamically
  • Application: Automobile Brake Fluid Level Sensor (.pdf)
    the fluid level in brake fluid reservoirs. · Sensing fluid level in gasoline, oil and other. liquid reservoirs. Figure 3. Brake Fluid Level Sensor activated disabling ABS and dash indicator lamp. · Air conditioner system condensate: detecting. high water levels. · Coolant overflow fluid system sensing. ME
  • The Development of a RTD Temperature Sensor for Exhaust Applications (.pdf)
    of. Tolerance of a thermistor depends on its intended range. the three sensor types over the entire measurement. of use. Thermistor tolerances in manifold air. range over time. It is important to note that zero hour. temperature sensors (MAT) or coolant sensors are very. accuracy is only one portion
  • Compressed Air Versus Blowers -The Real Truth
    Blow-off of water, dust, coolant, etc. is achieved using either, or both compressed air and blower operated. systems. article1.pmd COMPRESSED AIR VERSUS BLOWERS ­ The Real Truth. EFFICIENT BLOW-OFF: Blow-off of water, dust, coolant, etc. is achieved using either, or both compressed air
  • Power: Dissolved Oxygen and ORP Measurements
    ORP (oxidation reduction or redox potential) and DO (dissolved oxygen) measurements can provide valuable information in makeup water treatment, cycle chemistry control and stator coolant. Taking the time to understand the principles of operation of these sensors is a worthwhile effort to help
  • The Progress of Industrial Laser Marking (.pdf)
    Laser markers were once bulky machines that required constant maintenance to replace coolant and lamps. They consumed enough energy to power a small household and were used mostly to mark product packaging and metal components. The design and capabilities of marking systems have come a long way
  • Die Protection for Metal Stamping Operations (.pdf)
    over contact sensors in stamping applications, in that they are solid state. with no moving parts and are impervious to oil, coolant or other liquids/lubricants permeating the sensor. Non-. contact devices are also better able to withstand physical damage. Proximity sensors have numerous housing styles

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