Selection Notes
• Confirm application type: point level detection (high/low level switching)
• Identify medium type: liquids or bulk solids (conductive or non-conductive)
• Select probe length (up to ~6 m) depending on tank or silo height
• Choose process connection, such as threaded (≥ G½) or flange (≥ DN25)
• Verify temperature range (-50 to +200 °C) and pressure conditions
• Select required output type: relay, transistor (PNP/NPN), or two-wire system
Why Choose the VEGACAP 62
• Reliable Point Level Detection
Capacitive technology detects level changes based on dielectric differences. Therefore, it works with a wide range of media.
• Suitable for Liquids and Bulk Solids
The partly insulated rod probe supports both liquid and solid applications, ensuring versatility across industries.
• Flexible Probe Length Design
The probe can be shortened to fit different tank sizes. As a result, installation flexibility is significantly improved.
• Robust Mechanical Construction
Designed for industrial environments, it ensures long service life with minimal maintenance.
• Wide Process Compatibility
Supports pressures from -1 to 64 bar and temperatures up to 200°C, making it suitable for demanding applications.
• Multiple Output Options
Available with relay, transistor, or electronic switching outputs, enabling easy integration into control systems.
• Certified for Industrial and Hazardous Areas
Supports ATEX, FM, IECEx, and other approvals, including SIL2 safety rating, ensuring high operational safety.
FAQ
Q: What is VEGACAP 62 used for?
A: It is used for point level detection (high/low level switching) in tanks and silos.
Q: Can it measure both liquids and solids?
A: Yes. It is suitable for liquids and bulk solids, including non-conductive materials.
Q: Is it a continuous level transmitter?
A: No. It is a level switch, not a continuous measurement device.
Q: Can it be used in hazardous areas?
A: Yes. It is available with Ex certifications and SIL2 approval for safety-critical applications.








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