Level Control

The Model KEFS uses a float to determine the presence or absence of liquid in a vessel at the process connection. The float arm assembly consists of a float at one end and a magnet at the other. As the liquid level in the vessel rises, the float rises, and the magnet falls. The magnet actuates a second magnet on the other side of the pressure boundary. This second magnet causes the switch to change state.

The Model KMD is an advanced, state-of-the-art, two-wire, Magneto- strictive-based level transmitter suitable for a wide range of process applications. The latest in microprocessor technology allows this instrument to consistently and reliably measure the level of your process fluid. Built-in HART® Communications allows for remote calibration and diagnostics. The optional onboard display and keypad is for local display and calibration

Kenco's Thermal Differential Switches are designed for a wide range of flow and level applications. These switches can be used to detect either the overall liquid level or a liquid – liquid interface. They can also be used to detect a specific flow rate or a flow/no flow condition in liquids and gasses.

Ultrasonic liquid level switches are used in a wide variety of applications to detect the location of level in a process or storage vessel. These switches can be used in virtually any liquid. A complete offering of materials and mounting configurations are available to meet your application needs.

Ultrasonic liquid level switches are used in a wide variety of applications to detect the location of level in a process or storage vessel. These switches can be used in virtually any liquid. A complete offering of materials and mounting configurations are available to meet your application needs.

The BelGAS P8400 Series is a snap-acting liquid level controller primarily used for gas compressor scrubber level applications. When the liquid in a tank rises to the point where it lifts the float to a certain point, the magnet on the end of the counterweight trips the magnet on the other side of the device, completing the circuit that sends an electrical signal to a dump valve, alarm or other monitoring device.In addition to performing this function, the controller can be ordered with a manual override switch that will artificially depress the counterweight magnet.Thus, triggering the electrical switch and artificially dumping the contents of the tank.

The Model KPFS uses a float to determine the presence or absence of liquid in a vessel at the process connection. The float arm assembly consists of a float at one end and a magnet at the other. As the liquid level in the vessel rises, the float rises, and the magnet falls. The magnet actuates a second magnet on the other side of the pressure boundary. This second magnet is the reactive component in the snap acting switch that opens and closes the pneumatic valve.

The BelGAS CP P8100 series is a mechanically operated liquid level controller with a flexible yet rugged design that allows it to perform optimally in the harshest environments. Trim options for the pilot valve, arm, spring, and displacer provide the versatility to set the controller to a wide range of spans, levels, and use in most fluids.

The BelGASCP P8700 series is a low pressure liquid level controller offered in Pneumatic or Electric outputs. The P8700 series offers several options which allow it to control liquid levels in a range of vessels.

The BelGASCP P8500 series is a pneumatically operated liquid level controller with a simple design designed for use in liquid level and liquid interface control applications. Displacers of various materials, as well as different rod lengths are available.

The BelGASCP P8600 series is a snap-acting liquid level switch primarily used for gas compressor scrubber level applications. The pneumatic signal (30-70 PSI) is activated by the P8600 float and then used to open/close a dump valve or similar devices.