PU coating Steel Ruler Flat Tape With Electrode Probe For Water Level Meter

This steel ruler with stainless steel probe is accessories of VLS water level meter. For customers who have bought our VLS products. Applicable cases: 1. The length of the steel ruler is not enough after buying VLS. In order to reduce the transportation cost, the steel ruler part can be purchased separately. 2/ VLS has been used for a long time, you only want to change to a new ruler. 3/ Only the steel ruler part of the previously purchased product is damaged, this accessory can be purchased separately. Coating material of steel ruler is resistant to chemical and acid. It can use in high temperature working environment. The length of ruler meters can be customized based on customers’ request.

When measuring, rotate the cable tray, press the power button, put the test head into the deep well or borehole, hand hold the ruler cable and let it drop slowly. When the steel detection head comes into water, the receiver system buzzer will buzz. And then you can read the ruler cable data, the data showed is the water level. If the noise around you is too loud, you may not be able to hear it buzzer clearly, users also can depend on indicator light and voltmeter can be observed).

Our VLS Series of Portable Water Level Indicators are sturdy, easy to use and read accurately.

1/ Reading accuracy. Accepting system part composed of sounder, indicator light and peak indicator. The sounder emits a continuous beep, the indicator light is on, and the peak indication is indicated by a voltmeter.

2/Carbon steel ruler. The ruler is made of steel tape, copper wire rope enclosure PE sheath, which is firm and durable. The ruler has a scale to measure the water level directly.

3/Stainless steel probe. Fast response circuit design; Fast detection speed; High sensitivity.

Our VLS Series of Portable Water Level Indicators are widely used in Water Level Measurement in wells, boreholes, standpipes, tanks, water conservancy projects, dam power station, hydrology, geography, environmental protection, industrial, groundwater studies and agriculture.