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562 / 563 / 564 Series Magnetic Level Gauges
Level
562 / 563 / 564 Series

Magnetic Level Gauges

The 562 / 563 / 564 magnetic level gauges couple a magnet inside the float to an external flag indicator to display tank level. Level switches and transmitters are optional configurations to confirm for the application. Consult the original specifications and PDF documents below.

Model
562 / 563 / 564 Series
Category
Level
SELECTION GUIDE

Selection guidance and FAQs

Magnetic coupling and flag indication

Magnetic describes the coupling between the float magnet and the external indicator; flag describes the rotating visual indicator. In the 562 / 563 / 564 family, the indicator is isolated from the process liquid and follows the float position. Confirm the full configuration rather than selecting on terminology alone.

How do 562, 563 and 564 differ?

The original indicator selection table identifies 562 as aluminum alloy, 563 as 304SS and 564 as 316LSS. These are indicator material distinctions, not a statement that all wetted components use that material. Verify the float, chamber, connections and options separately.

Can alarms or remote transmission be added?

The product documentation lists optional 528 / 529 level switches and 530 / 531 transmitters. Provide the gauge model, measuring length, alarm positions and required output to confirm compatibility. These options are not standard equipment on every gauge.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Technical specifications

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Documents

562 / 563 / 564 Series Technical datasheetPDF · Opens in a new tab
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TECHNICAL GUIDES

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