No power required! Sticky, adhesive liquids and high-temperature liquids are also okay! The movable parts have a simple design! The detection level can be freely set according to the length of the detection pipe!!
The "KF-500" is a diaphragm-type level switch that detects levels using the power of liquids without the need for a power supply. Its movable parts are simply designed, ensuring reliable operation, and the detection level can be freely set based on the length of the detection pipe. Additionally, it can detect viscous, adhesive liquids and high-temperature liquids. 【Features】 ■ No power supply required ■ Level detection using the power of liquids ■ Suitable for viscous, adhesive liquids and high-temperature liquids ■ Reliable operation due to the simple design of movable parts ■ Freely adjustable detection level based on the length of the detection pipe *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup】 ■KF-500 ■KF-500H *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our level sensors, which are also known as level gauges, level switches, and level meters, are widely used for level control of powders, granules, and liquids across various industrial sectors. We have received positive feedback for our reliable technology and dependability. To meet the advanced demands of our users, we uphold "enthusiasm and creativity" as our management philosophy and aim to enhance the performance of our products to provide reliable products and services that our customers can use with confidence, all while adhering to our motto of a small but elite team.
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