What is it?
The T7L Series is a float-reed level transmitter designed for continuous and reliable liquid level measurement. It uses a float containing a toroidal magnet that moves along a guide tube. As the liquid level changes, the float activates a series of reed switches inside the tube, without any physical contact. These switching signals are processed by the electronics and converted into a standard 4–20 mA output with HART® digital communication.
Where is it used?
The T7L Series is used in a wide range of industrial applications, including chemical processing, water and wastewater treatment, oil and gas, marine systems, storage tanks, and process vessels. Its robust design makes it suitable for clean and moderately contaminated liquids, and for environments that require stable level monitoring even under demanding conditions.
How does it work?
As the liquid level rises or falls, the float moves along the guide tube. Inside the float is a toroidal magnet that actuates reed switches positioned inside the tube. Each change in reed switch status is detected by the transmitter electronics and converted into a continuous 4–20 mA signal with HART®. The system provides excellent repeatability and linear level indication regardless of the tank’s shape. With two floats, it can also function as an on/off level controller (5–15 mA output). The reed chain can be replaced without removing the transmitter from the tank and requires no recalibration. An optional PT100 sensor can be added to measure local fluid temperature.
What problems does it solve?
The T7L Series offers a reliable solution for level measurement where accuracy, repeatability, and long-term stability are essential. Its contactless magnetic operation minimizes wear and maintenance, while the ability to replace the reed chain without removing the instrument reduces downtime. The float-reed design provides linear and stable readings even in irregular tank shapes and ensures dependable performance in harsh industrial environments. Optional temperature measurement further increases its usefulness in process monitoring systems.