I am using Capacitive type level transmitter for measuring oil level in a clos

I am using Capacitive type level transmitter for measuring
oil level in a closed tank (lub oil tank). The txs range is
1500mm, and they do hunt regularly (for about 45mm), can
anybody tell what could be the reason??? or any other type
level tx that could be used to avoid this?

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I am using Capacitive type level transmitter for measuring oil level in a closed tank (lub oil tan..

Answer / yogesh

you also use siemens flange type dp pressure level tx.with
capallaries.

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