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High Altitude Coffee Machines Face Heavier Condensation? Non-Contact Capacitive Level Sensor with Temp Compensation
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High Altitude Coffee Machines Face Heavier Condensation? Non-Contact Capacitive Level Sensor with Temp Compensation

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Highland coffee machines operate at around 85°C boiling point, producing more steam volume. Tank wall condensation is twice as thick as at sea level, fogging optical windows within three days.

The XKC-Y29A temperature compensation covers the full -25~85°C range. The capacitive principle still only registers minimal ΔC from "thick condensation film" — the real water level signal is an order of magnitude stronger. Shenzhen Xingkechuang Technology Co., Ltd. burns separate calibration curves for highland models, never mixing them with sea-level parameters.

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