Hydrostatic level measurement involves determining the height of a liquid using the hydrostatic pressure exerted by the liquid on its surface.
The higher the liquid level, the higher the measured pressure applied to the membrane.
There are two different methods of measuring hydrostatic level.

∎Specification

• Supply voltage: 10…36 V DC
• Ambient temperature: −40…+70 °C
• Process temperature: −25…+125 °C
• Process pressure: up to 400 bar
• Output: 4…20 mA, HART®
• Process connection: 1", 1½", flanges, hygienic fittings
• Ingress protection: IP65
• Approvals: ATEX

∎Application

• Level measurement of most foaming liquids and masses in tanks and vessels
• Chemical industry
• Food and beverage
• Power plants
• Oil industry
• Water / wastewater industry