The guided radar Levelflex FMP55 Multiparameter sensor offers non-contact level and interface measurement in liquids with Time-of-Flight principle. The guided radar Levelflex FMP51 sensor offers non-contact level measurement in liquids with the Time-of-Flight principle. FMP54 Centering star for Levelflex FMP51, FMP54 Guided wave radar Special Documentation. Nowa rodzina innowacyjnych przetwornikow poziomu Endress+Hauser Safe and precise interface measurement even in the case of emulsion, due to SensorFusion - the combination of the capacitance and guided radar measuring principle. Email: lam.nguyen@vietan-enviro The most common technologies available for continuous level measurement are ultrasonic, free space radar, guided wave radar, capacitance, gamma and pressure. Let's take a look at each technology and some typical applications. Ultrasonic. An ultrasonic transducer generates a mechanical sound pulse which is directed through air to the process. Guided radar measurement Time-of-Flight Levelflex FMP51 ©Endress+Hauser ©Endress+Hauser FMP54 Centering star for Levelflex FMP51, FMP54 Guided wave radar Special Documentation. Zentrierstern fur Levelflex FMP51, FMP54 Nowa rodzina innowacyjnych przetwornikow poziomu Endress+Hauser. Levelflex FMP57 guided radar is used for continuous level measurement in powdery to granular bulk solids. Dust, filling noises, temperature layers and gas layers do not affect the measurement. Guided wave radar. Device Parameter (GP) Endress+Hauser bei Knauf in Iphofen. Publicaties (PU