Endress+Hauser Micropilot FMR20B Free-Space Radar Sensors
Endress+Hauser Micropilot FMR20B Free-Space Radar Sensors are free-space radar devices with a measuring range of up to 30m (98 feet). These radar level sensors are designed for liquid and solid applications in the water and wastewater, the mining, minerals, and metals, and the food and beverage industries as well as utility applications across all industries. Endress+Hauser Micropilot FMR20B provides fast commissioning and operation thanks to guided setup sequences (wizards). BLUETOOTH® connectivity enables easy, reliable, and encrypted wireless remote access. Heartbeat Technology allows on-demand verification and diagnostics guided through the wizard without process interruption.
Features
- Level measurement in liquids and bulk solids
- Fast commissioning and operation thanks to guided setup sequences (wizards)
- Bluetooth connectivity enables easy, reliable, and encrypted wireless remote access
- Device identification during Bluetooth connection thanks to "It's me-function" (LED flashing) and status indication via LED
- Simple device selection thanks to clear segmentation and easy configuration
- Heartbeat Technology allows on-demand verification and diagnostics guided through the wizard without process interruption
Applications
- Open basins
- River monitoring
- Sewer management
- Pump stations/lift stations
- Open-channel flow
- IBC and storage tanks
- Silos
- Stockpiles
- Pneumatic conveying
Specifications
- Continuous, non-contact level measurement of liquids and bulk solids
- IP66/68 / NEMA Type 4X/6P degree of protection
- Up to 30m maximum measuring range
- -40°C to +80°C process temperature
- -1bar to 3bar (-14psi to 43psi) process pressure
- Up to ±2mm accuracy
- International explosion protection certificates
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