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Product category: Level Sensors and Leak Detectors
News Release from: Magnetrol International | Subject: Aurora
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 21 February 2002

Level sensor uses the best of two
technologies

A new level device combines the simplicity of a magnetic level indicator with the leading edge technology of GWR (guided wave radar), resulting in important user benefits.

A new level device combines the simplicity of a magnetic level indicator with the leading edge technology of GWR (guided wave radar), resulting in important user benefits The revolutionary design of the Aurora level device from Magnetrol International will benefit users who appreciate a clear local visual check on their level measurement, without the need for an additional loop meter; it can even measure interface and level in a single unit

The two technologies, although combined, operate completely independently to provide a total redundant solution, whereby one system runs continuously in parallel to the other.

Neither 'system' requires any calibration and only one pair of side/side process connections is required, resulting in reduced installation and maintenance costs.

With a suitable float, Aurora can measure liquid level and interface, the only condition being a specific gravity difference of only 0.1kg/dm3 between the upper and lower fluid.

Aurora can operate in applications where temperatures range from -150 to 400C, pressures are from vacuum up to 345bar and can handle measuring ranges from 356mm up to 5.7m.

The two-wire loop-powered transmitter is available with HART/AMS protocol and ATEX intrinsically safe or explosion proof certification.

It can be easily adapted with noninvasive secondary equipment, such as bistable switches and/or reed chain transmitter.

Aurora is especially suited for operation on clean liquids, hydrocarbons and other water based media with a dielectric of 1.4 -100.

Typical applications are in hydrocarbon processing, such as petrochemical, chemical, refining and offshore industries. Request a free brochure from Magnetrol International ...

(This was Engineeringtalk's Top Story on 20 February 2002).

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