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Creator: Engagemii
Published: 2026-07-07T02:43:23.939Z
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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Jerguson® FlashProof ™ Magnicator®Avoid False Readings in Boiling Fluids, Eliminate Crushed Floats Due to Flashing, or Sticking Floats Due to Dirty Service The Jerguson FlashProof design addresses two potential problems that may occur with standard level indicators: boiling fluids and flashing vapors.

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The Jerguson FlashProof design addresses two potential problems that may occur with standard level indicators: boiling fluids and flashing vapors. By employing a larger 3″ Schedule 40 pipe and two internal guide rods, entrained gases that build up under the float can harmlessly escape. The float is held to one side of the chamber to insure an optimized magnetic field in close proximity to the indicator, transmitter or switches. This provides an accurate float level and indicator reading.

The Jerguson FlashProof design also addresses problems caused by dirty or viscous services. The use of an oversized 3″ Schedule 40 chamber creates additional space to prevent the float from binding when dirt, sludge, or wax-like solids are present in the process fluid. In a standard gage dirty service could potentially bind the float, causing the level to appear unchanged. Additionally, the bypass zone allows for the gage to be flushed without removing the float from the column.

Boiling FluidsBoiling fluids can cause the float to sink in a traditional level indicator. This situation is common when there are substantial temperature differences between the fluid in a vessel and the fluid in an indicator chamber. (Think: cold liquid in vessel; hot summer day for indicator.)

Flashing Vapors

Flashing vapors can cause a float to accelerate upwards rapidly, crashing into the top of the chamber due to depressurization.