Jerguson MGWR magnetic level gage with guided wave radar

The MGWR puts two independent level technologies on one set of process taps. The Magnicator measures on density: a sealed float with magnets follows the liquid and turns a wide flag indicator. The guided wave radar measures on dielectric: microwave pulses travel down a probe and are reflected by the liquid surface. If the float fails the radar still gives a correct output, and the radar reads the true level even when the product density changes.

The single chamber MGWRS separates the float and the radar probe with a slotted baffle plate. It is compact and light, and the baffle reduces the effects of flashing and of build-up in media with heavy particles. The dual chamber MGWRD has a separate chamber for each device, so either can be isolated with valves while the other keeps measuring; FlashProof chambers are available for flashing or dirty service.

Both versions can measure total and interface level, and the radar can be any brand the plant prefers.

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Single or dual chamber, centre-to-centre distance and connections, medium with specific gravity and dielectric, total or interface level, design pressure and temperature, steam service, preferred radar brand and output, materials and indicator options.