VEGA VEGAPULS C 23 Radar Water Level Sensor

The VEGAPULS C 23 is the ideal radar sensor for non-contact level measurement in rivers, lakes, channels, and other environmental applications.

Features

  • Measuring range up to 30m with ≤ 2mm accuracy
  • Low power consumption with flexible operating voltage from 8 to 30 VDC
  • Integrated Bluetooth for configuration and SDI-12 output for data logger interface
$1,627.00
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Overview
The VEGAPULS C 23 is the ideal radar sensor for non-contact level measurement with high accuracy requirements in all standard applications where a high degree of protection and particularly good signal focusing are required.

Diverse Environmental Applications
It is particularly suitable for level measurement in water treatment, in pumping stations and rain overflow basins, for flow measurement in narrow channels, for level monitoring in rivers and lakes and for many other environmental applications.

Measure Solids and Liquids
The sensor is suitable both for measuring liquids and for use on bulk solids silos or bulk solids containers. The device is designed for connection to data loggers with SDI-12 interface, making it particularly suitable for battery-powered applications requiring low power consumption as well as applications with one signal and supply cable for several sensors.

Questions & Answers
What is the maximum distance that this sensor can accurately measure water levels?
The VEGAPULS C 23 has a measurement range of up to 30 meters or 98.43 feet.
Can the Bluetooth on the VEGAPULS C 23 be used to communicate wirelessly with a data logger?
The Bluetooth operation on the VEGAPULS C 23 is only used for configuration using the VEGA Tools app and a compatible iOS or Android device.
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