Level Calibration

What does your supplier suggest? Do you have one?

Where is the spec sheet for your device?

If you don't have a clue what I'm talking about, why don't you just admit it up front?

Capacitance level gauges can only be used in connection with the liquid they are inteded for. Using them on other liquids, with different dielectric properties, will give errors in the reading with unexpected results, including vessel overfill.

Generally, capacitance should be seen as a last-resort technique for measuring level, as the slightest change in liquid properties can have a vast impace on the operation of the device.

It might be easier to go radar instead. It will certainly be less hassle.

Hello

Which make is this. Do you have a manual , i could get you one if you provide the model no.

Different models have different cal procedures.

Also why use naphtha when you want to work with water , use water to calibrate as well.

Regards

Naveen