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Centeron Replacement

Your Centeron Tank Monitor Is Being Discontinued. Here's Your Replacement Path.

Schneider Electric is discontinuing the Centeron line, with the WebView reporting service going offline in 2027. LevelCon's gateways and sensors are built for the same wellheads, tank batteries, and storage sites Centeron served — tell us what you have and we'll map out your replacement.

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Why LevelCon

Why operators trust LevelCon with the sites Centeron used to monitor

Hazardous-Location Rated Hardware

CID1 and CID2 certified gateway models for installation in classified hazardous locations.

In-House Engineering

Hardware, firmware, and platform software are designed and supported in-house, not outsourced or white-labeled.

Global Connectivity Partners

Cellular (LTE-M/NB-IoT) and satellite (Iridium, Globalstar) network partnerships, with automatic fallback between them.

40+ Years in Industrial IoT

Micro-Design Inc. has built remote monitoring hardware under the LevelCon brand for over four decades.

Device Mapping

Every Centeron device type, mapped to a LevelCon replacement

Discontinued device on one side, the LevelCon hardware built for the same job on the other.

Discontinued

LTE Radar Monitor

Replacement

XSync R

Built-in 60 GHz pulse-coherent radar (12° beam, up to 5m range) in a ruggedized, CID1-rated enclosure (certification applied for) — no separate radar sensor to wire in.

Discontinued

Float Monitor

Replacement

F200 or XSync

Universal sensor I/O accepts magnetic pickup and float-style level sensors alongside RS-485, 4–20 mA, and 0–5V inputs.

Discontinued

External Pressure Monitor

Replacement

XSync P

A built-in threaded process connector accepts a direct-mount pressure probe, for pressurized vessels and process applications.

Discontinued

Residential Propane Monitor

Replacement

XSync or F200

Compact, solar/battery-powered field units with universal sensor I/O — a self-contained option for small propane and residential tanks that need sensing and cellular reporting in one device.

The Difference

What actually changes when you switch

Rated for the sites Centeron served

Select LevelCon gateways carry CID1/CID2 hazardous-location certification, for the same wellheads, tank batteries, and chemical storage sites Centeron hardware was commonly deployed at.

Coverage gaps don't mean blackouts

Centeron's monitors were cellular-only. LevelCon's SC300 adds satellite (Iridium/Globalstar) connectivity as a primary link or automatic fallback, so a dead zone doesn't cost you visibility.

Broad sensor compatibility

Universal sensor I/O across RS-485, RS-232, 4–20 mA, and 0–5V inputs means many industry-standard probes already in the ground can carry over to a LevelCon gateway.

Built and supported in-house

Hardware, firmware, and the cloud platform are engineered by the same team that answers the support line — not assembled from third-party white-label parts.

The Process

How the replacement works

01

Tell us what you have

Fill out the form below with your Centeron device types, sensor count, and site details.

02

Get a site-by-site replacement plan

Our engineers map each site to the right gateway and sensor configuration, flagging any hazardous-location or connectivity requirements.

03

Scheduled installation

Cutover is scheduled with enough margin to install every site well before the 2027 shutoff, so reporting never actually stops.

Free Assessment

Tell us about your Centeron fleet

Device type, sensor count, and any site details you can share — we'll follow up with a replacement plan.

Centeron replacement questions, answered

Got questions about LevelCon remote tank monitoring? Here are answers to the most common queries.

Centeron's WebView reporting service is scheduled to go offline in 2027. The monitors will stop producing usable data at that point, so replacement needs to be complete before then.

Not necessarily. LevelCon gateways accept RS-485, RS-232, 4–20 mA, and 0–5V sensor inputs, so many industry-standard probes already installed can carry over — we'll confirm compatibility for your specific setup during the assessment.

Yes. LevelCon supports 150+ customers monitoring 50,000+ assets worldwide, from single-tank sites to multi-region fleets.

Select LevelCon gateway models are CID1 and CID2 rated for installation in classified hazardous locations such as oil & gas wellheads and chemical storage sites.

A LevelCon engineer reviews your device types and sensor count, then follows up with a recommended replacement configuration for each site.

Don't wait for the 2027 shutoff

The earlier you start, the less rushed your migration has to be. Get your free replacement assessment today.