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NG # 04090-HW-SUPMEA-045
MF # SUP-RD902T
The SUP-RD902T is a non-contact radar level meter designed for liquid level measurement in industrial tanks. It uses a 26 GHz high-frequency radar sensor and PTFE-coated antenna for accurate and reliable measurement in corrosive or aggressive environments.
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Get A QuoteThe SUP-RD902T radar level meter is a continuous non-contact measurement instrument ideal for liquid level monitoring in various industrial applications. It features simple setup, robust performance with high measurement accuracy, and compatibility with standard industrial output interfaces. The device supports both two-wire and four-wire power supply configurations and can communicate through 4-20 mA, RS485, or Modbus outputs. Its PTFE sensor material and high-frequency radar technology make it suitable for use in corrosive liquids and environments requiring high precision and low maintenance.
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