Measuring and testing – Liquid level or depth gauge – Float
Patent
1993-10-28
1995-06-20
Cuchlinski, Jr., William A.
Measuring and testing
Liquid level or depth gauge
Float
116229, G01F 2338
Patent
active
054252717
ABSTRACT:
A liquid level indicator has a housing which defines a pair of fluidly isolated chambers. A flag including a first magnet is pivotally mounted in a forwardly disposed of the chambers and a lens is mounted in the front of the forwardly disposed chamber. An arm is pivotally mounted in and extends out of the rearly disposed of the chambers, a second magnet is attached to the end of the arm which is disposed in the rearwardly disposed arm, and a float is attached to the other end of the arm. The first and second magnets are permanently magnetically coupled so that movement of the float will cause arcuate movement of the second magnet which is translated to rotational movement of the flag and its integral first magnet.
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Cuchlinski Jr. William A.
Worth Willie Morris
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