Level Measurement

Accurate tank level measurement is important in various industries, including oil and gas, chemical, and water treatment. The level of liquid in tanks needs to be checked precisely for efficient production, reliable operations, and regulatory compliance. Inaccurate tank level measurements can lead to safety hazards, equipment damage, and costly downtime. There are a variety of techniques used today for measuring the liquid level in a tank. Amongst them, tank level sensor is a highly specialized and precise instrument used to accurately determine the level of liquid inside a tank.

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  • FLOMOTION LT260 Loop Powered Level Transmitter

    Flomotion Systems

    FLOMOTION LT260 Loop Powered Level Transmitter

    Br279,668.40
    FLOMOTION LT260 Loop Powered Level Transmitter The LT260 ultrasonic level meter from Flomotion Systems is designed for tank level or contents measurement of liquids. 26 Foot Range Rugged Metal Enclosure Low Cost High Accuracy Non-Contact Measurement No...
    Br279,668.40

  • FLOMOTION LT330 Loop Powered Level Transmitter FLOMOTION LT330 Loop Powered Level Transmitter

    Flomotion Systems

    FLOMOTION LT330 Loop Powered Level Transmitter

    Br167,801.04 - Br195,767.88
    FLOMOTION LT330 Loop Powered Level Transmitter The LT330 Ultrasonic level meter from Flomotion Systems is designed for tank level or contents measurement of liquids. 33 Foot Range Low Cost High Accuracy Non-Contact Measurement No Moving Parts Compact,...
    Br167,801.04 - Br195,767.88

  • FLOMOTION LM7000 LEVEL METER

    Flomotion Systems

    FLOMOTION LM7000 LEVEL METER

    Br335,602.08 - Br517,386.54
    FLOMOTION LM7000 LEVEL METER Perfect for tank level measurement and control. The FLOMOTION LM7000 provides non-contacting level measurement for a wide variety of applications in both liquids and solids. The system is composed of an ultrasonic sensor and...
    Br335,602.08 - Br517,386.54

  • Flowline EchoPod UG12 Ultrasonic Level Sensor Flowline EchoPod UG12, Ultrasonic Level Sensor, 39.3' Range

    Flowline

    Flowline EchoPod UG12, Ultrasonic Level Sensor, 39.3' Range

    Br132,842.49 - Br139,135.03
    APPLICATION The general purpose reflective ultrasonic level transmitter provides continuous level measurement up to 39.3’ (12m) with a 4-20 mA analog signal output, and is configured via its integral push button display module or WebCal...
    Br132,842.49 - Br139,135.03

  • Tank High/Low Level Alarm PVC/PP

    Gizmo

    Tank High/Low Level Alarm

    Br31,336.84 - Br41,656.61
    x The TANK ALARM grabs attention with a bright flashing LED and a loud beeper when liquid level is too high or too low. Easy to install. Easy to adjust the depth in tank. Stop overfilled or empty tanks for good. It guards against overfilling or...
    Br31,336.84 - Br41,656.61

  • Advantage Controls LS200 Level Sensor

    Advantage Controls

    Advantage Controls LS200 Level Sensor

    Br72,573.95 - Br78,726.65
    Application: The general-purpose ultrasonic sensor provides non-contacting level measurement from 4” (0.1m) to 78” (1.9m) with a 4-20mA output.The four-wire sensor requires a 24 VDC power supply and will work for signal distances up to 1000...
    Br72,573.95 - Br78,726.65

  • ICON CFL Float Level Sensor

    Icon Process Controls

    ICON CFL Float Level Sensor

    Br110,329.18 - Br264,146.80
    CFL Float Liquid Level Sensor The CFL Float Level Sensor uses a plastic float that contains a magnet inside, the linear movement is in direct relation to the liquid level being measured. The movement of the float excites the divider circuit that is...
    Br110,329.18 - Br264,146.80

  • ICON ProScan® 8002 Radar Level Transmitter

    Icon Process Controls

    ICON ProScan® 8002 Radar Level Transmitter

    Br367,624.11 - Br426,354.48
    ProScan® 8002 Radar Level Transmitter The ProScan® 8002 Radar Level Transmitter reliably measures the liquid level inside a tank or sump of both corrosive and non-corrosive liquids. Utilizing a completely PTFE Teflon Antenna or Horn, it sends and...
    Br367,624.11 - Br426,354.48

  • ICON ProScan® 8000 Radar Level Transmitter

    Icon Process Controls

    ICON ProScan® 8000 Radar Level Transmitter

    Br272,536.86 - Br367,624.11
    ProScan® 8000 Radar Level Transmitter The ProScan® 8000 Radar Level Transmitter reliably measures the liquid level inside a tank or sump of both corrosive and non-corrosive liquids. Utilizing a completely PTFE Teflon Antenna or Horn, it sends and...
    Br272,536.86 - Br367,624.11

  • ICON ViewSonic Ultrasonic Level Sensor

    Icon Process Controls

    ICON ViewSonic Ultrasonic Level Sensor

    Br44,607.11 - Br73,972.29
    ViewSonic Ultrasonic Level Sensor Transmitter By utilizing push button programming, our Ultrasonic Level Sensors remove the need for an external FOB or computer during the initial setup process. Perfect for remote applications where there are no power...
    Br44,607.11 - Br73,972.29

  • ICON UltraPro® 2000 Ultrasonic Continuous Level Transmitter

    Icon Process Controls

    ICON UltraPro® 2000 Ultrasonic Continuous Level Transmitter

    Br146,686.08 - Br162,067.84
    UltraPro® 2000 Ultrasonic Continuous Level Transmitter The UltraPro® 2000 Ultrasonic Level Transmitters are 2-Wire loop-powered sensors designed to provide reliable and accurate continuous liquid level measurement. The UltraPro® 2000 Series...
    Br146,686.08 - Br162,067.84

  • ICON UltraPro 1000 Ultrasonic Level Sensor

    Icon Process Controls

    ICON UltraPro 1000 Ultrasonic Level Sensor

    Br220,798.20 - Br322,877.17
    UltraPro 1000 Ultrasonic Level Sensor The UltraPro 1000 Ultrasonic level sensors are 2-Wire loop powered sensors designed to provide reliable, accurate level measurement, andvolume of liquids in tanks, pits, sumps and open channels. The UltraPro level...
    Br220,798.20 - Br322,877.17

  • ICON UltraPro 500 Ultrasonic Level Sensor with Horn or Explosion Proof

    Icon Process Controls

    ICON UltraPro 500 Ultrasonic Level Sensor with Horn or Explosion Proof

    Br139,694.37 - Br184,441.31
    UltraPro 500 Ultrasonic Level Sensor The UltraPro 500 Ultrasonic Level Sensor is 2-Wire loop powered sensor designed to provide reliable accurate level measurement, flow monitoring, and volume of liquid in tanks, pits, sumps and open channels. The...
    Br139,694.37 - Br184,441.31

  • ICON UltraPro 500 Ultrasonic Level Sensor

    Icon Process Controls

    ICON UltraPro 500 Ultrasonic Level Sensor

    Br117,320.89 - Br293,511.99
    UltraPro 500 Ultrasonic Level Sensor The UltraPro 500 Ultrasonic Level Sensor is 2-Wire loop powered sensor designed to provide reliable accurate level measurement, flow monitoring, and volume of liquid in tanks, pits, sumps and open channels. The...
    Br117,320.89 - Br293,511.99

  • ICON 300S Series Submersible Level Sensor

    Icon Process Controls

    ICON 300S Series Submersible Level Sensor

    Br73,972.29 - Br87,955.71
    300S Series Submersible Level Sensor The 300S Series Submersible Level Sensor provides continuous level measurement for both corrosive and non-corrosive liquids. These submersible hydrostatic transmitters have been designed for the toughest industrial...
    Br73,972.29 - Br87,955.71

  • ICON 200C Submersible Level Sensor

    Icon Process Controls

    ICON 200C Submersible Level Sensor

    Br181,644.63 - Br251,561.73
    200C Submersible Level Sensor The 200C Series Submersible Level Sensor provides continuous liquid level measurement for both corrosive and non-corrosive liquids. These tank level sensors have been designed for the toughest industrial applications. Unlike...
    Br181,644.63 - Br251,561.73

  • ICON TankPro Level Sensor, Display & Junction Box

    Icon Process Controls

    ICON TankPro Level Sensor, Display & Junction Box

    Br191,433.02 - Br250,163.38
    TankPro Continuous Level Sensor The TankPro® Continuous Level Sensor Transmitter provides continuous level measurement for both corrosive and non-corrosive liquids. These submersible hydrostatic transmitters have been designed for the toughest...
    Br191,433.02 - Br250,163.38

  • ICON TankPro Continuous Level Sensor Transmitter

    Icon Process Controls

    ICON TankPro Continuous Level Sensor Transmitter

    Br191,433.02 - Br250,163.38
    TankPro Continuous Level Sensor The TankPro® Continuous Level Sensor Transmitter provides continuous level measurement for both corrosive and non-corrosive liquids. These submersible hydrostatic transmitters have been designed for the toughest...
    Br191,433.02 - Br250,163.38

  • ICON 100 Series Submersible Level Sensor

    Icon Process Controls

    ICON 100 Series Submersible Level Sensor

    Br162,067.84 - Br234,781.62
    100 Series Submersible Level Sensor The 100 Series Submersible Level Sensor provides continuous level measurement for both corrosive and non-corrosive liquids. These submersible tank level sensors have been designed for the toughest industrial...
    Br162,067.84 - Br234,781.62

  • Advantage Controls Tank Level Wands

    Advantage Controls

    Advantage Controls Tank Level Wands

    Br19,297.12 - Br20,275.96
    Level WandsALL-S level wands are a low cost float style level switch attached to a rigid PVC wand (various lengths available) with a 2” bung fitting and liquid tight that allows you to set the level switch to a desired tank level...
    Br19,297.12 - Br20,275.96

At Cannon Water Technology, Inc., we offer different types of level measurement equipment and components from top brands like ENO Scientific, Flowline, Gizmo and HM Digital among others. 

How Does a Tank Level Monitoring System Works?

A tank level monitoring system measures and reports the liquid levels in tanks. It comprises a sensor or probe, data transmission, processing, and storage elements that work together to offer information on the liquid levels in tanks. This information comes handy during predictive maintenance and avoiding untoward accidents due to increasing or decreasing liquid levels in the tank. Let’s see how every component of a tank level measurement equipment contributes to its functioning.

  • Sensors: The tank level sensor measures the liquid levels in tanks or other containers. Some common types of sensors include submersible level sensors, ultrasonic level sensors, radar level sensors, capacitance level sensors, vibrating fork level sensors, optical level sensors, float level switches, and so on. These sensors are installed at different levels of tanks to provide accurate readings. They may be installed by drilling a hole on the tank or suspended using a rope or rod over the tank depending on the requirement. These sensors employ different techniques for collecting the liquid level data. For instance, ultrasonic sensors use sound waves, radar level sensors use microwaves, and capacitance level sensors use electrical capacitance to measure the level of liquid. 
  • Data Transmission: Data collected by the sensor is transmitted to the controller or the central monitoring unit through wired or wireless technologies. 
  • Data Processing: The data transmitted by the sensor is processed for interpreting the liquid levels in the tank. Here, some additional calculations may be performed, such as leak detection, volume calculations, and so on. This information is shared with the operator for monitoring. 
  • Display and Alerting: The processed data can be observed on the digital display or any interface, such as computer interface, mobile apps, and so on. The system can also be configured for sending notifications or alerts if the tank levels meet certain conditions such as low or high levels, and so on.
  • Data Storage: Most advanced tank level monitoring systems store the data for analysis and reporting. This data is useful for predictive maintenance, optimizing tank management, identifying trends, and so on. 
  • Integration: Tank level monitoring systems are nowadays integrated with management software or control systems to assure automated filling, excellent production control, and so on. 
  • Remote Monitoring: Many tank level monitoring systems feature remote monitoring capabilities, that allows operators and other business stake holders to receive real-time data and alerts on their system anywhere in the world. This feature works best for large tanks installed in remote locations.

Factors to Consider When Choosing a Tank Level Measurement Equipment

Choosing the right remote tank level monitoring system is important to serve your specific application and requirements. There are several factors to consider that help you make a right selection. A few amongst them include:

  • Compatibility: Check the compatibility of the measurement system with the type of tank you have. Different tanks demand different types of level measurement systems, such as ultrasonic, radar, capacitance, or hydrostatic pressure. For instance, ultrasonic sensors, for example, will not be suitable for narrow-shaped tanks. 
  • Environmental Conditions: Consider the environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, vibrations, and potentially corrosive or hazardous substances in which the measurement system is put to operation. Not all models are compatible to withstand extreme environmental conditions. 
  • Installation and Maintenance: Check the type of installation and ongoing maintenance requirements of the chosen tank level measurement unit. It is recommended to invest on a model that is easy to install, calibrate, and maintain to minimize downtime and associated costs.
  • Accuracy: The accuracy level of the unit is crucial to ensure reliable and precise readings. Consider the required level of accuracy for your specific application and invest on a system that meets or exceeds that requirement.
  • Data Management: Check if the unit provides data logging or remote monitoring capabilities.
  • Output and Integration: Consider the output options of your remote tank level monitoring. Check whether you require analog or digital outputs, and whether the system can integrate with your existing control and monitoring systems before making a decision.

Tips to Maintain and Troubleshoot Tank Level Monitoring System

Following are a few of the several ways to effectively maintain and troubleshoot your tank level measurement sensor. 

  1. Regular Calibration: To ensure the accuracy of your tank level measurement system, routine calibration is a must. Calibration is a critical process that involves comparing the results obtained from your equipment to an already established standard. By doing so, any discrepancies can be identified and appropriate adjustments can be made to maintain precision during actual operation. 
  2. Software Updates: Stay up to date with the latest software updates - often contain bug fixes and improvements - provided by the manufacturer. Although software updates can enhance the performance and reliability of your system, ensure to follow the manufacturer's instructions before updating the software to prevent any compatibility issues.
  3. Inspection and Cleaning: Inspect your tank level monitoring sensors regularly for any physical damage or wear. Ensure to clean dirt or debris that may have accumulated on sensors or other components on a regular basis.
  4. Sensor Testing: Testing the sensors of your chosen level measurement system is a must in order to maintain optimum functionality. This can be done by simulating various levels and verifying if the measurements align with the expected values. 
  5. Consider Professional Assistance: If you encounter persistent or complex issues with your system, it is highly recommended to seek professional assistance. Certified technicians or experts can provide specialized knowledge and expertise to diagnose and resolve the problems effectively.

Benefits of Using Advanced Wireless Tank Level Measurement Systems

You can avail different types of wireless level monitoring systems from Cannon Water Technology, Inc. These systems use ultrasonic sensors, which use ultrasonic frequencies to detect the liquid level. There are many benefits of using our wireless level measurement systems, and some of the major features are given below:

 1.      Easy to Install: These systems feature a non-contacting level sensor. This makes them easy to install. A professional is not required for the installation, and one can simply do it on their own. This helps in saving considerably on the installation costs.

 2.      Real-time Monitoring with Great Efficiency: The tank level data can be tracked in real-time. This helps in enhancing not only the productivity, but also the efficiency of measurement. These systems allow you to set automated alerts, which notify you about the potential issues, such as dry tank or overfilled tank. The alerts are sent in the form of text messages or email. Thus, the situation can be bought under control before it gets critical.

 3.      Cost-effective & Time-saving Solution: The level monitoring solutions that we provideare extremely cost-effective, and this is one of the major reasons for their increasing popularity among our clients.In addition to this, there is a minimal requirement of infrastructural changes. It takes very little time to install this system and also the cost involved in the installation is reduced compared to other systems.

 Industries Served

The level measurement solutions that we provide are used in a wide range of industries. The following are some industries that use these devices on a large scale:

  1. Life Sciences
  2. Renewable Energy
  3. Aerospace
  4. Refined Products
  5. Agriculture
  6. Pulp & Paper
  7. Chemical & Petrochemical
  8. Power & Energy
  9. Environmental Water & Wastewater
  10. Original Equipment Manufacturers
  11. Food & Beverage
  12. Oil & Gas
  13. Government Agencies
  14. Minerals & Mining
  15. Iron, Steel & Metal

Frequently Asked Questions on Tank Level Measurement Systems

  • Can I use your tank level measurement systems to monitor different types of tanks? 

Our tank level measurement systems are designed to monitor different types of tanks, including chemical tanks, water tanks, oil tanks, and more. 

  • How accurate are tank level monitoring systems offered by Cannon Water Technology?

Our tank level monitoring systems are employed in many manufacturing and processing facilities. We understand the stringent security and safety requirements in these industries. This is why we offer tank level sensors that assure high level of accuracy as demanded by these facilities. The accuracy of the sensors would vary across the brands and model. 

  • Does your tank level measurement system support remote monitoring?

Yes, our tank level measurement systems support remote monitoring, which allow you to access data from any place with an internet connection.

  • Do you offer custom tank level measurement solutions for unique needs? 

Yes, we can provide you customized solutions for your unique needs. For this, you can contact our sales team, who will assist you with the right product selection and customization options. 

  • Can I use your tank level sensors for monitoring toxic or corrosive liquids and chemicals?

Although our tank level sensors can withstand challenging measurement requirements, we would recommend you to check the compatibility of the sensors with your liquids or chemicals before buying them.

Cannon Water Technology, Inc. is one of the most experienced and leading providers of high-quality and reliable liquid level measurement control solutions in the USA. Our technical expertise allows us to keep on updating and improving the product line on a regular basis. We have a team of experts, who can help you in the selection process of the right level measurement control solution depending on your requirements. Get in touch with us if you would like to know more about the level measurement products.