MEASUREMENT EXPERT BLOG

Float switches are used for point-level detection and are commonly used to control other devices such as alarms and pumps when a liquid

  Water and wastewater are often used as shorthand for culinary water delivery and sewage transportation and treatment systems, which works well from

  What is a float switch? A float switch is a type of contact liquid level sensor that uses a float to operate

Ultrasonic level sensors and radar level sensors both offer accurate, non-contact measurement solutions to various challenging applications. Each sensor has its own advantages

  For an OEM, level measurement in easy places is, well, easy. In fact, in some places, it’s so easy a float switch

  Deciding whether you need to have a normally open float switch or a normally closed float switch for pump control can be

  APG recently introduced the new API 18.2 MPX Custody Transfer Approved Magnetostrictive Float Level Sensors. We also provided you with a quick

  It’s Titanium. It’s bulletproof. Right? Okay, perhaps our MPI-T isn’t literally bulletproof, but then again neither is Sia. And while the bulletproof

  What is API 18.2? What does “Custody Transfer of Crude Oil From Lease Tanks Using Alternative Measurement Methods” even mean? Why does

  No Jedi mind-tricks necessary here. APG’s new MPI-F Intrinsically Safe Flexible Stem Magnetostrictive Level Sensor is just the flexible probe you’ve been

  When it comes to choosing a liquid level sensor, the one that gives you the most advantages is the one you are

  When the Eagles were telling everyone to “Take It Easy,” they had no idea the MDI would make level measurement in hazardous