Centurion Guided Radar Level Transmitter - Power over Ethernet (PoE) Series
The Centurion Guided Radar (CGR) Level Transmitter with Power over Ethernet (PoE) is ideal for level measurement of liquids, solids, bulk materials, sludge, powders, granules for Level and Interface to a distance of 38m (124ft). This technology is not affected by pressure, temperature, viscosity, vacuum, foam, dust, changes in dielectric constant or coating of the probe.
Industries
- Chemicals and Petrochemicals
- Oil and Gas
- Mining and Minerals
- Cement and Building Aggregates
- Food and Beverage
- Agriculture
- Wastewater
Product: CGR4E
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Principle of Operation
The CGR4E level transmitters features Guided-wave technology sends the radar pulse down a probe to measure either liquids, solids or a low dielectric to high dielectric Interface level. The pulse hits the surface and / or Interface and is reflected back up the probe to the sensor, where the transit time is translated into a distance using time of fight and time expansion. The amplitude of the reflection depends on the dielectric constant of the product.
The CGR4E level transmitter is compataible with the HawkEye 365 Online Inventory and Level Monitoring Portal.
This intelligent, networkable and cloud-reasdy portal has the ability to connect multiple units to a powered switch. Data streamed over any standard network, for local and remote control, management and monitoring. Complete cloud inventory monitoring via HawkEye365, learn more.
- Interface Level Measurement Option
- Up to 38m (124ft) Range
- Very Short Minimum Range (≤150mm, 6")
- Cat 5 Ethernet Plug - No Special Wiring
- Auto-Calibration to Any Dielectric ≥ 1.5
- Adjustable Sensitivity
- Precise and Continuous Measurement
- Power and Communications via Ethernet
- Protection Class IP66, NEMA 4x
- Bypass
- Shaft
- Basin
- Stilling Well
- Sewage Plant
- Other
Communication: Ethernet Powered (48VDC)
Accuracy: +/- 3mm
Maximum Range: 38m (124ft)
Measurements per second: 3
Response Time: < 1 second (application dependant)