80 GHz Radar Level Transmitters for Industrial Liquid & Solid Level Measurement

Clamp-On Ultrasonic Flow Measurement Technology – Accurate, Non-Invasive & No Process Downtime


Key Features

  • 80 GHz Non-Contact Radar Technology: Stable and focused signal for reliable measurement in tanks and silos.
  • High Accuracy ±5 mm: Precise and repeatable performance for industrial applications.
  • Measuring Range up to 80 m: Suitable for large tanks and long-distance level monitoring.
  • Process Pressure -0.1 to 0.3 MPa: Compatible with vacuum and low-pressure conditions.
  • Wide Temperature Range -40°C to +230°C: Designed for extreme industrial environments.
80 GHz Radar Level Transmitter - Non-Contact Industrial Level Measurement

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What is a Radar Level Sensor?

A radar level sensor is a high-frequency microwave-based instrument designed for precise, non-contact level measurement of liquids, bulk solids, and slurries in tanks and silos.

Using advanced 80 GHz radar technology, it delivers a highly focused signal beam for stable and accurate measurement — even in challenging conditions such as dust, foam, vapor, or surface turbulence.

With measuring ranges up to 80 meters, radar level transmitters are ideal for demanding industrial applications including:

  • Water & Wastewater Treatment
  • Chemical Processing
  • Oil & Gas
  • Cement & Bulk Solid Silos
  • Pharmaceutical & Food Processing

Its intelligent signal processing ensures reliable performance, low maintenance, and long-term operational stability in harsh industrial environments.


Radar Level Sensor Specifications & Technical Details

Input Voltage Options 2 WIRE (DC 24V) / 4 WIRE (24VDC / AC 220V) - flexible power supply compatibility
Output Signals 4-20mA / HART / RS485 / MODBUS - multiple industrial communication protocols
Microwave Frequency 80 GHz - highly focused beam for superior accuracy and range
Display Feature Field Display - local reading capability for on-site verification
Protection Rating IP67 - complete dust and water resistance for harsh environments
Non-Contact Measurement Range 10 to 80 Meters - suitable for large tanks and silos
Standard Temperature Range -40 to 130 °C - standard industrial applications
High Temperature Version -40 to 230 °C - for extreme thermal applications
Outer Housing Options Plastic / Aluminium / Stainless Steel - material choices for corrosive or hazardous environments
Measurement Accuracy ±5mm - precise level indication for critical processes

Industrial Applications of Radar Level Sensors

Radar level transmitters provide accurate, non-contact level measurement in demanding industrial environments. They perform reliably under high temperature, pressure, vapors, dust, and turbulent conditions.

In water and wastewater treatment plants, they ensure continuous monitoring of tanks and reservoirs. The food and beverage industry uses them for hygienic, contamination-free measurement.

Chemical and oil & gas industries benefit from their resistance to corrosive vapors, foam, and pressure fluctuations, making them ideal for tank farm management and inventory control.

Pharmaceutical manufacturing relies on their high precision to maintain strict quality and compliance standards.

Key Industry Benefits

  • Non-Contact Measurement: Eliminates mechanical wear and reduces maintenance costs
  • Foam & Turbulence Resistant: Ideal for volatile, agitated, or vapor-heavy liquids
  • High Accuracy: Up to ±2 mm precision for critical industrial processes
  • Extended Measuring Range: Suitable for large tanks and silos (up to 120 meters depending on application)
  • Wide Temperature Capability: Operates reliably from -40°C to +200°C
  • Corrosion-Resistant Construction: Available in stainless steel and aluminum housing
  • Industrial Communication Compatibility: 4–20 mA, HART, and other integration options

FAQs: Radar Level Sensors

1. What is the difference between radar and ultrasonic level sensors?

Radar level sensors use microwave (80GHz) technology for non-contact measurement, unaffected by foam, vapor, or turbulence. Ultrasonic sensors use sound waves and can be affected by temperature changes and foam. Radar sensors offer superior accuracy and wider measurement ranges (up to 80m vs 5–6m).

2. Can radar level sensors measure solids and slurries?

Yes, radar level transmitters can accurately measure liquids, solids, and slurries due to their microwave technology. They are ideal for measuring granular materials in silos and slurries in chemical processing without contact contamination.

3. What does IP67 protection rating mean?

IP67 means the sensor is completely protected against dust (6) and can withstand immersion in water up to 1 meter for 30 minutes (7). This makes it suitable for harsh outdoor and wet industrial environments.

4. What is the 80GHz frequency advantage?

The 80GHz frequency provides an extremely focused beam, allowing accurate measurements at extended ranges (up to 80 meters) while maintaining ±5 mm accuracy. It reduces interference and improves performance in challenging process conditions.

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