Tank farm operators, refinery engineers, chemical plant supervisors, terminal automation teams, and EPC specifiers rely on accurate, fail-safe high-level alarms to prevent spills and maintain regulatory compliance.
The MCG 1090 Level Alarm Probe delivers proven overfill protection using a true self-test mechanism that physically moves the displacer during testing. This verifies both the mechanical movement and electrical alarm signaling, ensuring the system will perform correctly during real high-level events rather than only simulated test conditions.
Designed for hazardous-area service, the MCG 1090 offers:
The probe can operate as a standalone alarm device or integrate with the MCG 7030 Touch Panel Alarm Monitor. Together they help facilities reduce wiring costs, simplify testing routines, and maintain dependable alarm readiness across large tank installations.
The MCG 1090 uses a durable displacer and magnetic switch mechanism to provide dependable point-level detection for:
What distinguishes the MCG 1090 from many other alarm probes is its true mechanical self-test system.
Instead of electronically simulating an alarm signal, the probe physically raises the displacer during testing, verifying:
This ensures the entire alarm path is validated and confirms that the probe will function correctly under real process conditions.
For installations where tank access is difficult or hazardous, the probe supports remote testing when connected to the MCG 7030 Touch Panel Alarm Monitor.
In large tank farms, the system can multiplex up to 128 probes on a single Tankway communication loop, significantly reducing wiring complexity and installation cost.
The MCG 1090 integrates easily into Cognesense overfill protection platforms, combining mechanical reliability with automated testing and digital alarm monitoring.
Yes. The MCG 1090 physically moves the displacer during every test, confirming mechanical motion and electrical switching end-to-end—not just electronics simulation.
Absolutely. When paired with the MCG 7030 Touch Panel Alarm Monitor or Tankway wiring, tests can be triggered remotely from tank-side or the control room.
Up to 128 probes can be connected on a single Tankway loop, reducing total wiring cost and simplifying installation.
Yes. It carries UL Explosion-Proof and ATEX flameproof approvals for use in Class I, Div. 1 environments and Zone 1/2 areas.
Hi, Hi-Hi, and Lo alarms are available with NO/NC contact outputs or digital Tankway signaling.
Standard nylon displacers are offered, with additional materials available depending on specific gravity and chemical compatibility requirements.