Level switches monitor and detect levels of powders, granular, and flake materials in silos, hoppers, and tanks. They measure changes in capacitance to detect levels and feature adjustable time delays.

Paddle level switches are motor-driven paddles that sense resistance when a material reaches a certain set point and signal the motor spinning the paddle to switch off. These switches are commonly used in silos and hoppers in food and beverage, and mining applications.

These particulate transmitters monitor duct collector emissions and detect leaks by sensing particulate levels and transmitting readings to PLCs or control systems. They utilize induction-sensing technology and protective layers over the probe to yield reliable performance even with moist powders and conductive dust.

These point level sensors use capacitive measurement to detect levels of powder or dry bulk materials as well as liquids and viscous media in tanks or containers. Their housing materials and connections make them suitable for sanitary applications in the food and beverage industry.

Spring paddles are motor-driven paddles that spin until a material reaches a set point in a bulk container, like a vat, silo, or hopper. When they sense resistance, the paddles signal the motor to switch off. The spring feature allows the paddles to return to their original position automatically once the material is cleared. These switches are commonly used in food and beverage and mining applications.