KAIDI high-quality water level indicator in boiler factory for industrial

A water level indicator boiler is a great piece of technology which allows you to easily keep track of the amount of water in a body of water. It typically uses a combination of probes and float switches which report back to a control panel. This ensures that you never have too much or too little water, as the LED blinks and an alarm sounds once the desired level is reached.

KDMLI is standard, high performance magnetic level indicator. KDMLI is a single chamber design with either 2",  2.5", or 3" chamber diameter, as required by the application. There  are twelve basic configuration styles, including top mount models.

KDMLI magnetic level indicators are produced  in a wide range of materials of construction, including plastics. BERON also  offers one of the most complete selections of process connection types and  sizes in the industry.

KDMLI  may be equipped with a variety of level transmitters and switches, as well as,  flag and shuttle indicators with or without stainless steel scales. This  enables the KDMLI to be a complete level and monitoring control.

Benefits of Water Level Indicators

Easy installation.

Minimal maintenance.

Compact design.

Automatically adjusts water levels.

Save money by using less electricity and water.

Sends an alert to let you know water is too high or too low.

Low & High alarms.

1. POWER SAVINGS

Water level controllers are an ideal way to save power in an age where we need to be more conscious of our energy use. Normally, regulating water levels requires electricity and wastewater. With automatic controllers, however, electricity usage is limited, as well as water usage.

2. SAVES MONEY

It is possible to save a significant amount of money by using a water level controller, as it limits the waste of water and electricity. These devices accurately regulate how much energy is used to avoid unnecessary usage of water and electricity.

3. AUTOMATION

Besides regulating on their own, these devices also offer a number of other benefits. With automatic operations of these devices, water levels are maintained at the appropriate levels, eliminating the frustrations of manually monitoring water tanks with timer switches.

4. WATER MAXIMIZATION

The water pump is used more during midday. A water level controller can maximize the water provided during midday while automatically reducing the water consumption at night. As a result, you will always have a sufficient amount of water at all times, while maximizing the use of your water at the right time.

5. ELECTRONIC DESIGN THAT IS RELIABLE

Addressing durability issues in older models, the incorporation of solid-state electronics into newer designs minimizes them considerably. Also, savings result from an advanced modular design that extends the lifespan of the unit by equipping it with just a few replaceable relays. These parts are easy to test and replace by any skilled operator or electrician at a cost-effective price.

6. FOULING AND DETERIORATION ARE MINIMIZED BY NEW CONTROLS

The solid-state electronics are designed to minimize volt usage. Over time, this design proves to be less expensive than the original float design for a toilet tank. As a result, mineral fouling, plating, rusting, and deterioration of probes are reduced, making them safer and more efficient. By extending the life of controllers, we save energy and money.

7. A SIMPLE INSTALLATION WITH LED MONITORING

These new solid-state electronics and integrated electronics boast improved performance, straightforward setup, and more cost-effective operation than their predecessors. Additionally, the built-in firmware and digital dry-contact circuitry quickly interfaces with a building's automation system enabling continuous surveillance. LED lights serve as a water level indicator in boiler of each component's performance, allowing operators to easily check if everything is running smoothly.

Applications of boiler water level indicator:

Irrigation.

Flood monitoring.

Wastewater level.

Open Channel Flow.

Tide and Wave measurements.

Sea, Pond, Lake and River level data.

Manure Pit monitoring.

Towing tanks.