Proximity sensor for level sensing

Measuring and testing – Liquid level or depth gauge – Immersible electrode type

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C073S30400R, C073S29000R

Reexamination Certificate

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07017409

ABSTRACT:
A field effect sensor is adapted for use in sensing level of fluids and powders. The sensor uses elongated, parallel electrodes disposed on or within the side wall of a tank. The longitudinal axes of the electrodes are parallel to the surface of fluid or powder contained in the tank.

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