PULSAR REFLECT™

2-wire Radar Level Sensor

Next Level Radar

Providing the highest confidence in level measurement in the most challenging conditions.

The PULSAR REFLECT™ 2-wire radar sensor provides accurate level or volume monitoring of liquids and solids in critical measurement applications, ensuring complete peace of mind with a product that requires minimal skills and human intervention, thereby minimising the lifetime cost of ownership. Outperforming products that, up until now, required frequent and costly manual intervention to validate measurement integrity.

Accurate, Reliable, and Robust 

The hermetically sealed  PULSAR REFLECT™ level sensors require no routine servicing, able to withstand the harshest environments while maintaining accuracy in the presence of extreme dust, temperature, moisture, pressure, and chemicals. The narrow 6° beam angle and unique built-in DATEM software allow the sensor to focus on the true level, giving you the accurate data you need to make decisions about your operations.

Unique and Secure Bluetooth and Web-Based App

The PULSAR REFLECT™ uses a web-based app to give an easy and convenient way for you to change parameters, access trend reports, and view echo traces. The web-based app is accessible through any device (PC, Android, or iOS). Once the control app has loaded on your device, you won’t need to worry about the signal. Using a web-based app also means there are no regular updates to install – just scan the QR code and you’re ready to go!

Bluetooth is built into PULSAR REFLECT™ as standard, but for added security and confidence that only authorised users can access the device, its range is user-definable. Users can easily set the maximum signal range of each PULSAR REFLECT™ to be up to 36 m (131.2 ft), depending on the size of your facility.

Ease of Installation

In ‘installation’ mode, REFLECTTILT™ ensures optimal measurement by using the built-in LEDs to signal when the sensor is level (in liquid applications) or giving the greatest signal strength (in solids applications). In ‘‘operation’ mode, these lights are used to give an early indication of a change in measurement integrity and to give confidence in the accuracy of your data.