Selecting Hints
Select METRAVON guided wave radar level meters by probe geometry, liquid or solid duty, material compatibility and process limits. Send vessel details for a quote.
Choose the probe before choosing its length
A guided wave probe occupies the vessel. The correct starting question is whether the rod, cable or coaxial tube can stay clear of inlets, agitators and internal metalwork throughout operation.
| Model | Probe route | Boundary to verify |
|---|---|---|
| MV-RD701 | Single rod or cable for suitable liquids and selected solids. | Probe clearance, anchoring and movement near filling equipment. |
| MV-RD702 | Insulated corrosion-resistant rod or cable for liquids. | Chemical concentration, temperature and covering compatibility. |
| MV-RD703 | Dual cable for assessed low-dielectric liquid duties. | Required upper level versus interface measurement and cable spacing. |
| MV-RD704 | Coaxial tube for compatible liquid vessels. | Free liquid entry and drainage through the tube; deposits or blockage. |
| MV-RD705 | Assembly for demanding temperature and pressure. | Seal, connection, probe and thermal isolation as one rated assembly. |
Send the vessel drawing, medium composition, operating and cleaning temperatures, pressure, probe length, internals and required output. An order should identify the complete probe and seal assembly. At acceptance, check the installed reference, output scaling and response at known levels, including any interface duty actually specified.
Please fill in the measurement media, the scale, temperature, pressure, installation and output requirements. We will provide model advice and quotations based on the field situation.





