We all know that with the development of industrial production, there will be many complex working condition measurements, some of which are measurement media, and some are various aspects of on-site measurement conditions. Even if the magnetic flap level gauge can be applied to most complex working conditions, it is not a universal product. Therefore, there are still some scenarios in industrial production that are not suitable for using magnetic flap level gauges. What are the specific ones? Let's talk about them now.

　　High viscosity liquid: Magnetic flap level gauges are usually suitable for liquids with lower viscosity. For high viscosity liquids, such as heavy oil or pasty substances, the float may experience resistance, resulting in inaccurate measurements.

　　High or low temperature environment: Under extreme temperature conditions, magnetic flap level gauges may be affected, and magnetic components may be affected by thermal expansion or contraction, resulting in inaccurate measurements. Especially beyond the temperature range applicable to magnetic flap level gauges.

　　Liquid containing solid particles: If the liquid contains solid particles, these particles may get stuck between the float or magnetic components of the level gauge, resulting in inaccurate measurement.

　　Frequent level changes: For situations where the level changes frequently, magnetic flap level gauges may not be suitable, as frequent flap movements may cause damage to magnetic components.

　　Large liquid level difference: If the liquid level difference is significant, the magnetic flap level gauge may not provide accurate measurement results.

　　In these cases, it may be necessary to consider other types of liquid level gauges or take special measures to adapt to specific working environments.