SUP-ZMP Ultrasonic Level Transmitter

• Introduction

The SUP-ZMP Ultrasonic Level Transmitter is a smart device that measures how much liquid is in a tank or container, like checking the water level in a pool or fuel in a storage tank. It is widely used in sorts of industrial water treatment, open-air waters or rivers, slurries, large pile material and so on.  This advanced level measurement device uses sound waves to proceed with the level measurement accurately. Here’s how the ultrasonic level transmitter works:

1. It Sends Out Sound Waves: The device has a sensor (called a transducer) that acts like a speaker, sending out ultrasonic pulses with inaudible sound with high frequency for human
2. The Sound Waves Bounce Back: When these sound waves hit the surface of the liquid (like water, oil, or chemicals), they bounce back.
3. The Sensor Catches the Echo: The same sensor (or sometimes a separate receiver) picks up the reflected sound waves. Inside the sensor, a special component, like a piezoelectric crystal (a material that turns vibrations into electrical signals) converts the echo into an electrical signal the device can understand.
4. It Calculates the Distance: The device’s microprocessor measures how long it took for the sound waves to travel to the liquid’s surface and back. Then, the device uses this time to calculate the distance from the sensor to the liquid. based on the theory that sound travels at a known speed.
5. It Displays the Level: The transmitter then turns this distance into a readable measurement, like the height of liquid in the tank, which can be shown on the screen or sent to the level transmitter control system.

• Specification

• Application