Electrode-type liquid level gauge (SRV - Stepload Vision)
Electrode-type liquid level gauge SRV (Step Load Vision)
The only domestic electrode-type level gauge manufacturer in Japan.
This is the only domestically produced electrode-type liquid level gauge from a domestic manufacturer. The electrode plug sensor detects the electrical resistance values of water and water vapor, measures the liquid level, and displays it remotely. It has a 4-20 mA output and provides signal output to alarm devices and control systems. It is primarily used for boiler drums in thermal power plants.
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- Maintenance-free for 2 years - Plugs can be placed in any position - On-site monitoring, remote monitoring - 4-20 mA output - Self-diagnostic function - Explosion-proof structure compliant - Detailed after-sales service
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It is mainly used for boiler drums in power generation facilities both domestically and internationally.
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Since its founding in 1920 (the 9th year of the Taisho era), the company celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2020 and changed its name from "Bunka Boeki Kogyo Co., Ltd." to "BBK Technologies Co., Ltd." It was the first in Japan to import level gauges and subsequently became a pioneer among Japanese level gauge manufacturers. We provide custom-made level gauges, water level gauges, and sight glasses for a wide variety of industries, including domestic and international power plants, marine boilers, waste incineration, petroleum refining, petrochemical industries, general chemical industries, and food industries. We comply with JIS standards, JPI standards, high-pressure gas certified products, various marine classifications, international standards, and special materials. As a pioneer of level monitoring devices that ensure safety, we will continue to contribute to society through our level gauge technology.
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