What device helps indicate that a refrigerant cylinder has reached its maximum safe fill level?

The liquid level switch is specifically designed to monitor the fill level of refrigerant cylinders. This device operates by detecting the presence of liquid refrigerant within the cylinder. When the liquid reaches a predetermined maximum fill level, the switch activates, signaling that the capacity of the cylinder is full and preventing overfilling. This is crucial for safety, as overfilling could lead to excessive pressure and potential rupture of the cylinder.

In contrast, the pressure gauge primarily measures the pressure of the gas inside the cylinder, which can provide indirect information about the fill level but does not directly indicate the liquid level itself. A temperature probe is used to measure temperature, which is not directly relevant for assessing the fill level of a refrigerant cylinder. Similarly, a capacitive sensor could potentially detect changes in dielectric properties associated with the liquid level but is not a standard device used specifically for indicating maximum fill levels in refrigerant cylinders.