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Contact SupplierMaterial Level → Capacitance Change → Sensor Signal → PLC/DCS Input → Control Logic → Actuator Commands → Process Control A Capacitance Level Sensor measures material levels in tanks by detecting changes in capacitance between a probe and tank wall. It sends signals to a PLC/DCS, enabling automated control of pumps and valves to maintain safe levels. This ensures accurate, real-time monitoring, improves safety, reduces manual checks, and integrates smoothly into industrial automation systems.
Accurate and reliable level measurement
Reduced manual intervention
Improved safety and process efficiency
Integration with wider plant automation and SCADA systems In a chemical processing plant, a capacitance level sensor monitors the level of a corrosive liquid inside a storage tank. The sensor sends a 4-20 mA signal to the PLC, which controls the pump filling the tank.
When the level reaches a high threshold, the PLC stops the pump to avoid overflow.
If the level drops below a low threshold, the PLC starts the pump to refill.
Operators monitor the level data on the plant’s HMI screen and receive alarms in case of sensor faults or abnormal levels.
High Accuracy and Reliability: Suitable for a wide range of materials and environmental conditions.
Non-moving Parts: Low maintenance and longer lifespan.
Versatile Application: Works for liquids, powders, and solids, including corrosive or sticky materials.
Fast Response: Immediate feedback for real-time process adjustments.
Improved Safety: Automatic control prevents overflows or dry running, protecting equipment and personnel.
Easy Integration: Compatible with modern industrial control systems and communication protocols.