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LASER LIQUID-LEVEL METERS 

POLYUS Research & Development Institute offers a UDL type Laser Liquid Level Indicators for non-contact measurement of linear displacement, distance (level) to liquid and various materials with low reflectance. The indicators operate in automated technological process, they have duct and moisture protective package and can operate in aggressive environment.

UDL Laser Liquid Level Indicators 

 

UDL-0

UDL-02

UDL-03

Applications

Measurement of granular materials in accumulation bunkers, cement elevators, grain storages, ship holds.
Measurement of rock level in bunkers of mining plants
Usage in explosion-dangerous environment
Measurement of liquid level in fuel station reservoirs, oil storages, and food industry

Measurement of linear displacement of tools in metal and wood processing industries.

Special Features

·  Working ability at high noise level

·  Laser red pointer included

·  Optional usage with distance measurement of temperature

·  Non-contact measurement (absence of submergence)

·  Measurement of product levels as well as lower water

·  Explosion protective package

·  Transfer of results into volume and weight

·  Non-contact measurement of displacement

·  Digital accounting


Specifications

Model

UDL-01

UDL-02

UDL-03

Measured distance, m

1 - 20

0.4 - 4

0.1 - 3

Accuracy, mm

2.5%

±1

±0.5

Measurement time, sec

2

1

0.5

Reflecting surface

Diffusive reflectance

liquid

-

Temperature range, °C

- 20 ... +40

- 20 ... +40

0 ... +40

Interface

RS-232

Laser output, mW

20 (III class)

2 (II class)

2 (II class)

Wavelength, nm

830

Power consumption, W

10

Mode of measurement

Continuous by period

Moisture, %

95

Dimensions, mm

160 x 160 x 50

Lifetime, h

10000 (5000 for UDL-01)

 

 
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