Self-sufficient Level Measurement System with Integrated Event Control

Water/wastewater

Self-sufficient Level Measurement System with Integrated Event Control

26 Nov, 2014

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Nivus’ (Germany) new NivuLevel 150 is a continuation of the company’s philosophy to find the best solutions for level measurement for the water industry, which has been the company’s mission since their foundation in 1967. Due to its very low energy consumption, the new measurement system provides self-sufficient measuring of level and temperature over a lifetime of up to 5 years. Operators therefore benefit from sensible acquisition of readings at locations with poor infrastructure. Since it is possible for the customers to replace the batteries (Type AA) very easily, operating costs can be maintained at a low level over the entire system lifetime.

NivuLevel 150 can save up to 1 Million readings which can be read out very easily via USB interface. Thanks to the configurable event control, the measurement frequency is adjusted to events automatically. This for example is advantageous for the accurate detection of discharge events on storm-water overflow tanks. NivuLevel 150 consists of a data recording module and a hydrostatic submersible pressure probe and can be used in ATEX Zone 1. The pressure probe is suitable for applications conducting clean water as well as for wastewater applications through the use in viscous and pasty media.

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