High-Precision 80GHz Radar Level Sensor for Liquid and Solid Storage

Name: High-Precision 80GHz Radar Level Sensor for Liquid and Solid Storage
Brand: Xi'an Gavin Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.
SKU: 2287972225

Shaanxi, ChinaXi'an Gavin Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.

US$515.00

1 Set

Product specifications

Measurement Range

Product profile

Customization

Available

Accuracy

0.1%

Structure

All in One

Warranty

1 Year

Selling Units

Single Item

Single Package Size

32X30X29.Cm

Customized Support

OEM.ODM

Protection Grade

IP68

Measurement Range

0m~20m

Type

Radar Level Meter

Housing Shell

Aluminum Alloy Material

Installation Method

Thread or Flange

Single Gross Weight

2.500kg

Signal Output

4~20mA

Frequency

76GHz~81GHz

Net Weight

2.480kg

Transport Package

Standard Export Package

Trademark

GAMICOS

Origin

Shaanxi, China

Key features

IP68 Protection Grade: Dust and water resistant housing suitable for harsh industrial conditions.

Zero Maintenance Design: Non-contact measurement with no moving parts reduces wear and corrosion.

Aluminum Alloy Housing: Durable construction ensures extreme durability against corrosion and pressure.

Global Compliance: Meets CE and ExdiaIICT6 explosion-proof standards for safety.

Flexible Customization: Supports OEM, ODM, and flexible customization from samples or designs.

Company profile

Product CertificationFast DeliveryFull CustomizationHigh Repeat Buyers Choice

Xi'an Gavin Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.

Shaanxi, China

Business Type: Manufacturer/Factory, Trading Company CertifiedR&D Capacity: ODM Service Available CertifiedCustomization Options: Customization from Samples, Customization from Designs, etc. CertifiedExport Year: 13 Years CertifiedNearest Port: Xian PortAverage Response Time: ≤3.40h

AI-Powered supplier vetting

SummaryXi'an Gavin Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. is a high-tech trading company based in Xi'an, specializing in sensors and related instruments. It holds several certifications, including ISO 9001 and CE, and employs digital management systems like ERP. The company provides 3D design services and ODM services but lacks OEM capabilities for well-known brands. It follows clear procedures for complaint resolution and corrective actions but does not have overseas warehouses or branches. Financially, it is stable with continuous capacity over recent years. The company has a moderate R&D team but hasn't launched new products in the past year.

CertificationsThe company holds ISO 9001, ISO 20000, and TS 16949 certifications, along with CE certification for its products.

After-Sales capabilityThe company has established procedures for effective handling of customer complaints, corrective actions, and preventive measures.

Financial creditThe supplier has maintained financial capacity and cash flow over the last three years, suggesting financial stability.

R&D capabilityThe company offers ODM services but has not launched new products in the past year and lacks an SDK, indicating limited innovation capability.

Customization capabilityThe supplier offers extensive customization options, including full customization and minor adjustments.

Product Q&A

Q:How does a radar level transmitter work for liquid level measurement?

It transmits microwave signals (typically 6GHz, 24GHz, or 80GHz) from an antenna towards the liquid surface. The signals reflect off the surface, and the transmitter analyzes the frequency shift (for FMCW radar) or time delay (for pulsed radar) of the reflected signals to compute the level accurately.

Q:In which scenarios is a radar level transmitter more suitable than an ultrasonic sensor?

High-temperature/pressure tanks, volatile/flammable liquid storage, dusty environments (e.g., cement silos), low dielectric constant liquids, and long measurement ranges (over 10m).

Q:Can radar level transmitters be installed outdoors?

Yes, if they have an IP67/IP68 protection rating. Use a sunshade or heater (for cold climates) to prevent damage from extreme temperatures, rain, or snow. Ensure the antenna is not blocked by debris.

Q:What is the response time of radar level transmitters?

Typically 0.1 to 1 second. Pulsed radar has a faster response time than FMCW radar, making it suitable for applications with rapidly changing liquid levels (e.g., filling/draining tanks).