Discover how Whitman Controls’ L30 series multi-level switches consolidate up to six discrete level points onto a single center shaft — replacing multiple individual sensors, reducing spare parts inventory by up to 16%, and delivering layered low-level warnings, emergency cut-outs, and overflow protection through one tank connection.
Discover how to choose between vertical and side-mount liquid level switches — comparing the Whitman Controls L20, L30, L60, and L54/L55 series across tank geometry, pressure ratings, material compatibility, and multi-point control requirements to find the right orientation for your specific industrial application.
Nuisance trips in industrial automation cost more than downtime — they cause alarm fatigue, mechanical wear, and safety blind spots. This guide covers five proven engineering strategies to reduce false actuations: from tuning hysteresis and adding signal delays to choosing the right sensor technology and transitioning to predictive monitoring.
In industrial tank management, a hydrostatic pressure sensor is one of the most reliable tools for determining liquid volume. Unlike ultrasonic or radar sensors that measure from the top down, a hydrostatic sensor like the Whitman L95 Series measures the weight of the liquid column above it. This guide covers how to convert raw pressure readings into accurate volume data — from calculating liquid height and accounting for specific gravity, to applying the right tank geometry formula and scaling signals in PLCs and panel meters.
The industrial world is moving from reactive maintenance to predictive intelligence. Discover how IIoT-connected pressure and level transmitters — covering edge computing, wireless monitoring, digital twins, and blockchain traceability — are transforming process industries. Insights from Whitman Controls.
Discover the key differences between point level sensing and continuous level measurement — and how Whitman Controls’ L20, L90, L95, and L96 series help engineers choose the right technology for simple high/low alarms, real-time VFD control, leak detection, and safety-critical redundancy architectures.
