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About Liquid Level Switches

Liquid level switches detect liquid levels or interfaces between liquids such as oil and water or liquid and solid interfaces.  Liquid level switches are used in a number of liquid container monitoring applications including flow line monitoring, heaters and furnaces as well as other household appliances, automotive applications, and control technology. 


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Dry Material (Powders) Level Sensing Devices
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Dry Material (Powders) Level Switches
Dry material (powders) level switches are used to measure levels of dry, solid materials via an electrical switching action.
Level Sensors, All Types
Level sensors are used to detect liquid or powder levels, or interfaces between liquids. There are two basic level-measurement types: continuous and point or multi-point.
Level Switches, All Types
Level switches is a generic search form for devices that are used to detect liquid or powder levels, or interfaces between liquids. These level measurements are indicated via an electrical switching action.
Level Transmitters
Level transmitters or level transducers are used to measure the level of a liquid or bulk solid material (as well as slurries) within a specified space. For each measurement, they provide an electrical output that is proportional to the input level.
Liquid Level Sensors
Liquid level sensors are used to detect liquid levels or interfaces between liquids such as oil and water or liquids and solids. 



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