RG1 - Rotary Level Sensor

Rotary Paddle Level Indicator

The RG1 Level Sensor has been designed to indicate the presence or absence of bulk materials such as grains, pellets, chemicals, wood chips and other powders.

The detection of material is achieved by a rotating paddle. If material impedes the rotation of the paddle, the motor topples of its axis and triggers an alarm.

The RG1 has a variety of compatible paddles which offer the ability to detect a wide range of products.

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Hunslet Rd, Leeds, UK

4B Group

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