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541 Series Reflex and Transparent Glass Level Gauges
Level
541 Series

Reflex & Transparent Level Gauges

The original document covers the 541 reflex level gauge and 542 transparent level gauge. Their glass arrangements provide different ways to read liquid level. Compare the types and consult the dimensions and original PDF document below.

Model
541 Series
Category
Level
SELECTION GUIDE

Selection guidance and FAQs

How does the 541 reflex gauge work?

The 541 uses optical reflection to create a visual contrast between the gas and liquid sections. Verify compatibility with the wetted materials and glass, as well as the temperature, pressure and visible-length requirements.

What is the 542 transparent gauge?

Transparent type refers to model 542 in the original document. Glass on the front and back allows light to pass through the liquid chamber for observation. State model 542 and transparent type when enquiring, since the legacy page was labelled as the 541 series.

Can reflex and transparent gauges be interchanged?

Do not assume interchangeability based on appearance or length. Check the type, chamber and glass, connections, center spacing, visible range and design conditions. The original document uses dimensions including V, B and C; share the existing nameplate and drawing for replacement inquiries.

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Technical specifications

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TECHNICAL GUIDES

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