Wired & Wireless Sensors
LevelCon sensors measure tank level, pressure, flow, and temperature using submersible, non-contact radar/ultrasonic, magnetostrictive float, and wireless sensor technologies, feeding accurate real-time data into any LevelCon gateway or third-party system.
- Submersible sensors rated for corrosive fuels, chemicals, and non-hazardous liquids
- Non-contact radar and ultrasonic sensors for tanks where submersion isn't practical
- Wireless sensor nodes (radar, pressure, laser, flow) that eliminate field wiring runs
Capabilities
Built for Field-Proven Reliability
Chemical-resistant materials
Sensor housings and wetted materials are selected per application to withstand corrosive fuels and industrial chemicals.
No-contact options
Radar and ultrasonic sensors measure level without touching the product, ideal for viscous, corrosive, or hazardous liquids.
Wireless deployment
Wireless sensor nodes report over a low-power mesh directly to the gateway, cutting installation time and eliminating conduit runs.
High measurement accuracy
Magnetostrictive and radar technologies deliver millimeter-level accuracy for inventory reconciliation and regulatory reporting.
Models
Sensors Lineup
Submersible Level Sensors
Continuous level measurement for corrosive fuels, chemicals, and non-hazardous liquids in vertical or underground tanks.
Non-Contact Radar & Ultrasonic
Vega radar and Senix ultrasonic sensors for level measurement without contacting the liquid.
Magnetostrictive Float Sensors
High-accuracy continuous level floats for fuel and chemical storage tanks.
Wireless Radar (R3) & Pressure Nodes
Battery-powered wireless sensors (level, differential pressure, laser, flow) that report directly to a LevelCon gateway with no wiring.
In the Field
Sensors in action
Where It's Used
Common Industries
Frequently asked questions
Got questions about LevelCon remote tank monitoring? Here are answers to the most common queries.
Contact sensors (submersible, magnetostrictive float) sit inside the liquid and measure level directly, while non-contact sensors (radar, ultrasonic) measure from above the tank without touching the product, which is useful for corrosive or viscous liquids.
Yes. LevelCon's wireless sensor line (radar, pressure, laser, flow) communicates directly with a gateway over a low-power wireless link, removing the need for conduit or wiring runs between the tank and the gateway.
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