Compare contact and non-contact level technologies for tanks and silos. Confirm the selected model's current range, accuracy, output, materials, test documents, and warranty in the controlled datasheet and quotation.
Content reviewed 2026-09-15

Economical level measurement for oil, water, and chemical tanks
Range
0-6m
Accuracy
±1% FS
Output
4-20mA / RS485
Protection
IP65 / IP68

Non-contact radar measurement, ±2mm accuracy, 80m range
Frequency
80GHz FMCW
Accuracy
±2mm
Range
0-80m
Protection
IP67; project document scope to confirm

Non-contact economical level sensing for water and chemicals
Range
0-20m
Accuracy
±1% FS
Output
4-20mA / RS485
Material
PVDF

WiFi-connected smart level sensor. Install in 5 minutes, monitor from your phone.
Range
0-5m
Connectivity
WiFi 2.4GHz
Battery
6 months
App
iOS / Android / WeChat
Use process conditions and installation constraints to narrow capacitive, radar, ultrasonic, or connected level sensing. Published card values are selection inputs, not a final project specification; engineering must confirm the model, configuration, document scope, and commercial terms for the RFQ.
Use these application and comparison guides to narrow the technology, installation, and specification before requesting a quotation.
Collect medium, vessel, range, mounting, process, signal, document, quantity, and acceptance inputs before comparing quotations.
Read guideCheck vapor, nozzle, tank geometry, output, and hazardous-area inputs for fuel and chemical storage.
Read guideCompare range, vapor, dust, foam, accuracy, installation, and cost before selecting a technology.
Read guideWork through frequency, process conditions, beam angle, mounting, output, and certification.
Read guideUnderstand where frequency, beam angle, range, and process conditions affect performance.
Read guideReview factory, calibration, documentation, engineering support, samples, and export checks.
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Use these checks before sending an RFQ. They help our engineers confirm the right model, output, material, and certification for your project.
Consider radar for difficult vapor, dust, foam, or tall-silo conditions; ultrasonic for appropriate clean-liquid tanks; and capacitive probes where the medium and vessel support contact sensing.
Send tank height, nozzle size, mounting location, internal structures, and dead-zone constraints so the beam angle and range are correct.
Confirm the required signal or protocol and list any market or hazardous-area documentation. Verify the exact certificate holder, model scope, marking, and validity before ordering.
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