A radar level sensor emits microwave (radio) pulses toward the liquid surface and measures the time of the reflected signal to determine distance and level. In harsh wastewater sites with heavy foam, vapors, or temperature swings, radar is often chosen instead of ultrasonic because it is less affected by these conditions.
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