Instrumentation for NH3

Transmitters receive inputs from a temperature sensor and forwards it to a control unit or system, where the readings can be used for monitoring or process control.

By providing accurate readings of temperature at the given location of installation, these common devices are a good indicator for the state of NH3 in a closed system.

Consisting of a dip tube, dial gauge and a vent valve, rotogages provide a simple way to read the liquid level of tanks. They are often mounted to the end of the container at the halfway mark.

These sensors emit a continuous electrical signal to indicate pressure level in a gas system. They alert an operator if the flow pressure is too high or low, so quick action is taken.

Monitors and controls the pressure level of liquid or gas. If the pressure exceeds a pre-defined limit, the switches turn the flow on or off so it can be brought back to a fitting level.

Pressure gauges measure fluid intensity and identify changes in pressure and leaks that can negatively impact an operation - making them indispensable in gas installations.

Float level gauges are simple devices that measure liquid content in the likes of ISO containers, domestic tanks, bottles, storage tanks, trucks and trailers.

These indicators allow you to monitor gas or liquid levels in a tank using a display with plastic rollers that correspond to the location of a magnet. Their robust design ensures a long lifespan.