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High Pressure Cleaner tank level measurement
A manufacturer of High pressure cleaners had a requirement to monitor the level in the tank, which is used for the cleaning process. High pressure cleaners require that a level of water is always available. This water supplies the main pressure coil which heats the water. This water is then pressurised through the machine to the outlet hose and spray nozzles which then operate the cleaning process. If the water drops below a certain level the pressure valves in the system will be damaged.
- The requirements of the sensor
- The sensor must be installed from outside the tank
- The sensor must manufactured from a material that is compatible with the chemicals in the tank
- Accurate measurement is required
- No approvals are required such as UL approval
- The customer manufactures 10,000 cleaners per year and requires one level sensor per machine
- The market demand requires the most economical solution must be selected.
Gentech’s Solution
Gentech’s level sensor GRP-LS000 was selected for this application. It is mounted horizontally through the wall using the external fit option. The sensor will activate if the water drops below the critical level. The sensor is linked to the re-fill pump via an interface which is organised by the customer. The material of the sensor is totally compatible with the water and cleaning chemicals
Features of the Gentech GPR-LS000
- Economical solution for level measurement
- Externally fitted to tank
- Robust material which is totally compatible with Cleaning materials
- Operates at ambient temperature
- Low load operation
- The electrical connection is specified by the customer
- No approvals
Benefits of the Gentech GPR-LS000
- Protection of the pressure valves on the cleaner.
- The economical solution means you are paying for only what is required. Not paying for approvals and other features that are not required.
- Functioning of the cleaner not effected due to low level of the water tank.
Potential Markets: General industrial cleaning systems
