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== '''<big>GENERAL INFORMATION</big>''' == | == '''<big>GENERAL INFORMATION</big>''' == | ||
Knowing the level of product in a bunker allows you to solve problems of accounting for seeds, fertilizers, and crops. Monitoring the dynamics of level changes, taking into account the speed of movement and the cultivated area, makes it possible to control the seeding rate/fertilizer application during sowing, and the yield during combining. The bulk materials level sensor (hereinafter referred to as the sensor) is specially designed for use with a transport monitoring system - it is a modified fuel level sensor. For specialized accounting, you can use Agronaut software. | Knowing the level of product in a bunker allows you to solve problems of accounting for seeds, fertilizers, and crops. Monitoring the dynamics of level changes, taking into account the speed of movement and the cultivated area, makes it possible to control the seeding rate/fertilizer application during sowing, and the yield during combining. The bulk materials level sensor (hereinafter referred to as the sensor) is specially designed for use with a transport monitoring system - it is a modified fuel level sensor. For specialized accounting, you can use Agronaut software. | ||
[[File:Db2_dimensions.png|alt=DB-2 dimensions|none|thumb|600x600px|Fig 1 Sensor dimensions]] | |||
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=== '''<big>SPECIFICATIONS</big>''' === | === '''<big>SPECIFICATIONS</big>''' === | ||
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=== '''<big>KIT</big>''' === | === '''<big>KIT</big>''' === | ||
[[File:Db2 kit.png| | [[File:Db2 kit.png|393x393px|thumb|Fig 2 kit]] | ||
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== '''<big>SENSOR INSTALLATION IN THE BUNKER</big>''' == | == '''<big>SENSOR INSTALLATION IN THE BUNKER</big>''' == | ||
[[ | [[File:DB2 installation.png|alt=DB2 installation|thumb|500x500px|DB2 installation]] | ||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-bPSv1mriM&t=1s Installation video lesson]<ol> | |||
<li>Select a location for installation:</li> | <li>Select a location for installation:</li> | ||
<ol> | <ol> | ||
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<li>Insulate the mounting location of the sensor output with the electrode with heat-shrinkable tube (pos. 10); | <li>Insulate the mounting location of the sensor output with the electrode with heat-shrinkable tube (pos. 10); | ||
<li>Secure the resulting electrode to the insulators using ties;</ol> | <li>Secure the resulting electrode to the insulators using ties;</ol> | ||
=== INSTALLATION IN A PLASTIC HOPPER === | === INSTALLATION IN A PLASTIC HOPPER === | ||
[[File:DB-2 installation in a plastic hopper .png|alt=DB-2 installation in a plastic hopper|thumb|DB-2 installation in a plastic hopper ]] | |||
When installing in a plastic hopper, it is necessary to additionally install a second electrode (the same or a metal strip) parallel to the main one at a distance of 30 - 60 mm and connect it to the black output of the sensor (also known as the common wire and the sensor body). | When installing in a plastic hopper, it is necessary to additionally install a second electrode (the same or a metal strip) parallel to the main one at a distance of 30 - 60 mm and connect it to the black output of the sensor (also known as the common wire and the sensor body). | ||