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Brand: Magnetrol
Magnetrol Eclipse 706 Guided Wave Radar Level Transmitter
Description
Overview
The Magnetrol Eclipse 706 (Eclipse Model 706) is a loop-powered, 24VDC guided wave radar level transmitter engineered for high-performance liquid and solids level measurement across a wide range of industrial process conditions. Using diode switching technology, a single Eclipse 706 transmitter can be interchanged across multiple probe types and configurations, giving plant engineers flexibility to standardize on one transmitter platform for tank gauging, interface detection, and vessel level control rather than stocking model-specific electronics for every probe style.
Working closely with plant engineers in the region, Seven Star LLC proudly supplies the Eclipse 706 guided wave radar transmitter to refineries, petrochemical plants, and industrial facilities across the Sultanate of Oman and the wider GCC. Every unit supplied through Seven Star LLC comes with manufacturer calibration documentation and access to regional technical support, giving buyers in Muscat and beyond support with selection before ordering.
Operating Principle
The Magnetrol Eclipse 706 measures level using time domain reflectometry: a low-energy electromagnetic pulse travels down a waveguide probe inserted into the vessel, and when the pulse encounters a change in dielectric constant, such as the surface of a liquid or solid, a portion of the energy reflects back to the transmitter. By precisely measuring the transit time between the emitted and reflected pulse, the Eclipse 706 calculates the exact distance to the surface and converts it into a continuous level or interface reading.
Because the guided wave radar signal travels along a physical probe rather than through open air, the Eclipse 706 measures reliably even in the presence of foam, vapor, or turbulence that would degrade a non-contact radar or ultrasonic signal, and it is largely unaffected by changes in vapor space pressure, temperature, or specific gravity. This translates into practical benefits for the process engineer: consistent tank-gauging accuracy across varying process conditions, dependable interface detection between two liquids of different dielectric constant, and level measurement that continues to perform in visible vapors where other technologies would drift or fail.
Engineering Design of the Magnetrol Eclipse 706
The Magnetrol Eclipse 706 is built with an innovative angled, dual-compartment housing that separates the wiring terminal chamber from the electronics and LCD display compartment, improving field access for wiring and configuration while keeping the digital display clearly visible during commissioning and routine inspection. A comprehensive range of probe options, from single rigid and flexible probes to coaxial designs, allows the Eclipse 706 to be matched to the specific process fluid, vessel geometry, and dielectric characteristics of the application, spanning light hydrocarbons through water-based media.
Quick connect/disconnect probe coupling simplifies maintenance by allowing the electronics housing to be serviced or replaced without draining or de-isolating the vessel, and an onboard keypad with local display supports commissioning, diagnostics, and echo curve viewing directly at the transmitter. For deeper diagnostic work, the Eclipse 706 supports FDT/DTM device integration and enhanced HART communication, allowing technicians to view the full echo curve remotely through PACTware software for advanced troubleshooting and application optimization.
Key Features
The Magnetrol Eclipse 706 combines application flexibility with robust process performance. The Magnetrol Eclipse 706 key features include:
- Uses diode switching technology so a single Eclipse 706 transmitter can be interchanged across multiple probe types and process configurations.
- Offers a comprehensive range of probe styles suited to media ranging from light hydrocarbons to water-based liquids.
- Features an angled, dual-compartment enclosure design that optimizes wiring access, configuration, and LCD display visibility.
- Is certified to SIL 2/3 for use in safety instrumented level-control loops in critical process applications.
- Supports FDT/DTM and enhanced HART communication, allowing echo curve viewing and diagnostics via PACTware software.
- Operates reliably in visible vapors and ignores foam buildup that would interfere with non-contact radar or ultrasonic level technologies.
- Carries IS, XP, and Non-Incendive approvals alongside ATEX, CSA, FM, IEC, and Inmetro hazardous-area certifications.
- Communicates via HART, Foundation Fieldbus, PROFIBUS PA, or Modbus, supporting integration into modern and legacy DCS platforms.
Industrial Applications
The Magnetrol Eclipse 706 is widely deployed for tank gauging, interface detection, and vessel level control across crude oil storage terminals, refinery process units, and petrochemical plants where reliable measurement under foam, vapor, and turbulence is essential. In the Sultanate of Oman and across the GCC, refineries and petrochemical operators rely on guided wave radar transmitters like the Eclipse 706 to maintain accurate inventory accounting and safe vessel operation even under the varying pressure and temperature conditions typical of crude and refined product storage.
With fast quotation turnaround and technical support, Seven Star LLC distributes the Eclipse 706 to power generation boiler drum level applications, water and wastewater treatment plants, and industrial facilities operating within the Sohar and Salalah economic free zones, where accurate interface and level detection supports both process safety and regulatory compliance. Chemical processing plants and desalination facilities across the region also depend on the Eclipse 706’s SIL-rated reliability and hazardous-area certifications for continuous, unattended level monitoring.
Technical Specifications
The table below summarizes the core technical specifications of the Magnetrol Eclipse 706, confirming why the Magnetrol Eclipse 706 is specified across regional level-measurement projects.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | Magnetrol Eclipse 706 (Model 706) |
| Measurement Principle | Guided Wave Radar (Time Domain Reflectometry) |
| Power Supply | 24VDC, loop-powered |
| Measurement Capability | Low dielectric (εr ≥ 1.4) and volumetric/flow output |
| Probe Options | Quick connect/disconnect coupling; operates in visible vapors, ignores foam |
| Safety Certification | SIL 2/3 certified |
| Hazardous Area Approvals | IS, XP, Non-Incendive; ATEX, CSA, FM, IEC, Inmetro; Lloyd’s Register marine-rated |
| Digital Outputs | HART, Foundation Fieldbus, PROFIBUS PA, Modbus |
| Diagnostics | FDT/DTM and enhanced HART with PACTware echo curve viewing |
| Accessories | Display/keypad, local remote mounting, interface measurement options |
Request a Quote for Magnetrol Eclipse 706 Guided Wave Radar Level Transmitter
Seven Star LLC invites refineries, petrochemical contractors, and industrial procurement teams across Oman and the GCC to submit a formal RFQ for the Magnetrol Eclipse 706 guided wave radar level transmitter. Lead time and availability are confirmed at quotation, and our instrumentation division can provide the full technical datasheet, probe selection guidance, and hazardous-area certification documentation to match the correct configuration to your vessel. With engineering support in Muscat, Seven Star LLC provides manufacturer documentation and dedicated local technical support — contact our team today to request a quotation or arrange a technical consultation.
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See also: Magnetrol Thermatel TD1/TD2 Thermal Dispersion Flow and Level Switch.
Datasheets & Documents
- Datasheet Magnetrol Eclipse 706 Guided Wave Radar Level Transmitter Datasheet Download
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About brand
Magnetrol is the American level and flow measurement specialist known for the Eclipse guided wave radar, Pulsar radar transmitters and the float and displacer switches that guard boilers and vessels. It was founded in 1932, is based in Aurora, Illinois, and has been part of AMETEK since 2021.
Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier in Muscat. We list Magnetrol level transmitters and level and flow switches, and supply them to refineries, gas plants and utilities in Oman and the GCC by complete model number.
Magnetrol company profile
| Established | 1932, USA; headquarters in Aurora, Illinois |
|---|---|
| Ownership | Acquired by AMETEK in March 2021 and now part of its Electronic Instruments Group |
| Product families | Guided wave radar, non-contact radar, displacer and buoyancy transmitters, ultrasonic and thermal dispersion switches, float switches and magnetic level indicators (through its Orion Instruments brand) |
| Applications | Separators, storage tanks, boilers and feedwater heaters, interface measurement, pump protection and flow detection |
Milestones
- 1932: The first mechanical buoyancy level switch; the company grows into Magnetrol, based in Aurora, Illinois.
- 1998: Eclipse Model 705, a loop-powered guided wave radar transmitter for industrial liquid level, according to Magnetrol.
- 2021: AMETEK acquires Magnetrol on 29 March.
Magnetrol products we list
| Model | Principle | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Eclipse 706 | Guided wave radar | Level and interface in separators, chambers and boiler drums, unaffected by changing density |
| Pulsar R80 | 80 GHz FMCW radar | Narrow-beam non-contact level in tanks with internals and in solids |
| Pulsar R86 | 26 GHz radar | Non-contact level in process and storage vessels |
| Pulsar R96 | 6 GHz radar | Non-contact level where vapour, foam or condensation are present |
| E4 Modulevel | Displacer | Level and interface in high-pressure, high-temperature vessels, often replacing older torque tube units |
| Echotel 961/962 | Ultrasonic gap switch | High and low level alarms and pump protection |
| Thermatel TD1/TD2 | Thermal dispersion switch | Flow and no-flow detection and level switching for liquids and gases |
Guided wave radar sends pulses down a probe and times the reflection from the surface, so dust, vapour and changes in density don't affect the reading. That is why it often replaces displacers on separators and chambers. Non-contact radar suits tanks where nothing should touch the product, and a higher frequency gives a narrower beam that avoids tank internals.
Where Magnetrol instruments are used
In Oman and the GCC, Magnetrol transmitters and switches measure level in production separators, slug catchers, storage tanks, boiler drums and feedwater heaters, and protect pumps in oil and gas, refining, petrochemical, power and water plants.
Ordering Magnetrol instruments: what we need
Send the complete model number from the nameplate. On Magnetrol instruments every digit sets the electronics, the probe or antenna, the process connection and the approvals. For a new application, send the medium, the dielectric constant if known, the measuring range, the pressure and temperature, the process connection and the hazardous area classification.
Facts checked against Magnetrol and AMETEK company information, October 2026.
Browse Magnetrol products by category: Level Transmitter.
FAQ
Questions about the Magnetrol Eclipse 706 Guided Wave Radar Level
Answers from our engineering team on installation, compatibility and integration.
01How does the Magnetrol Eclipse 706 measure level in foam or vapor conditions?
The Eclipse 706 uses guided wave radar, sending an electromagnetic pulse down a physical waveguide probe rather than through open air, which allows it to ignore foam buildup and measure reliably even in visible vapors.
02How much installation flexibility does diode switching technology provide?
Diode switching technology allows a single Eclipse 706 transmitter to be interchanged across multiple probe types, letting plants standardize on one electronics platform instead of stocking model-specific transmitters for each probe style.
03What probe types and process media is the Eclipse 706 compatible with?
The Eclipse 706 supports a comprehensive range of rigid, flexible, and coaxial probe styles suited to media ranging from light hydrocarbons to water-based liquids, with quick connect/disconnect coupling for easy servicing.
04Can the Eclipse 706 integrate with legacy DCS or Foundation Fieldbus systems?
Yes. The Eclipse 706 communicates via HART, Foundation Fieldbus, PROFIBUS PA, or Modbus, and its FDT/DTM support with PACTware allows remote echo curve diagnostics on both modern and legacy control systems.
05Is Seven Star LLC an experienced supply partner for Magnetrol products?
Yes, Seven Star LLC is an experienced supplier of Magnetrol in Oman and the GCC, supplying Eclipse 706 guided wave radar level transmitters with regional technical support.


















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