Fill level monitoring

The level control in sealed fluid tanks has proved to be a sensible method for avoiding machine damage and as a result production losses. If, for example, the fluid in coolant tanks falls to a dangerously low level, machines are no longer being sufficiently cooled. They run hot and fail. Often, an automatic level control regulates the level of the refrigerant and issues an alarm if the level is too low. However, the automatic control can also fail. In this case, a regular look through a Testo thermal imager will also help.