Capacitive Sensor as a Liquid Level Indicator

17-01-2022

New Film Showing the Use of the Capacitive Sensor C18-N in a Liquid Level Detection Application.

This is a noteworthy alternative to traditional float sensors as these types of sensors do not contain any moving mechanical parts while having a simple construction. The sensor has an integrated potentiometer allowing for the sensitivity of the sensor to be adjusted and used in different conditions (fuels, industrial liquids, water, sewage, granulates, grains, etc.)

You can find it here: https://termipol.pl/czujnik-pojemnosciowy-c18-n.html

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