Level Measurement & Control


A range of level sensors

1 May 2019 Level Measurement & Control

GHM Messtechnik has available the Val.co range of affordable and effective level sensors that have application across all sectors of industry, especially tank building. The range includes small float switches, linear-LC, limit level switches for side installation, simple or double contact limit level switches and ­multipoint devices. These robust devices ­perform in the most demanding conditions and are approved for ATEX Exd – Exi a, EAC, and for naval use. Visit Stand C09 to find out more.

For more information contact Jan Grobler, GHM Messtechnik South Africa, +27 11 902 0158,  [email protected], www.ghm-sa.co.za



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