Water, Waste Water, and Wireless Tank Monitoring and Fill Level Management

Waste water treatment plants and tank farms need to continually monitor various parameters, including temperature, pressure, flow, pH, conductivity, or water levels.

Storage Tank Monitoring with a Wireless Network

To monitor the fluid levels in outdoor tanks with a wireless system that converts the available power source

Remote Fill Level Indicator

To alert the operator that a sensor has detected that the content level is running low

Pump-Out Level Control

To control the flow from a holding tank

Pump-In Level Control

To control the flow into a holding tank

Liquid Level Monitoring

To monitor the level of a liquid in a large tank by sending a continuous signal that represents the current depth

Pharmaceutical Slurry Level Control

To measure levels of liquid in a tank

Hot Slurry Detection

In dog food production, hot slurry is mixed in a large stainless steel vat. It’s important that the fill level of the vat remain at a constant level. If it gets too low, production may be slowed. If it gets too high, there is a risk that slurry will spill over the sides. A sensing solution is required that will detect the presence of the slurry and alert operators of level changes.

Liquid Soap Level Detection

To monitor the level of soap in a reservoir in a car wash

Liquid Level Measuring in Clear Containers

To measure liquid levels in clear containers

Wireless Tank Farm Monitoring in Unsafe or Harsh Conditions

Tank farms need to continually monitor various parameters, including temperature, pressure, flow, pH, conductivity, or water levels.

Liquid Detection in Clear Tube

To detect liquid in a transparent tube, without touching the liquid

Fluid Level Control in a Forming Tank

To control the fluid level in a forming tank in a washdown environment

Fill Level of Ground Coffee

To verify that cans contain the correct amount of ground coffee

Fill Level in a Tank with an ULTRA-BEAM

Monitor level of material while filling a truck

Fill Level in a Tank with a Q45U

To monitor level of material in a truck

Wireless Water Treatment Monitoring in Unsafe or Harsh Conditions

Waste water treatment plants need to continually monitor various parameters, including temperature, pressure, flow, pH, conductivity, or water levels.

Ink Level Detection in a Printer

To monitor the ink level in a printer tray

Remote Tank Level Monitoring with DX70

Reliably transmit variable tank level data to central control system

Remote and Tank Farm Monitoring

Monitor multiple process measurements on a remote tank

Wireless Tank Level Analysis in Unsafe or Harsh Conditions

Holding and Storage tanks must be continuously analyzed for various parameters, including temperature, pressure, flow, pH, conductivity, or liquid levels.