Automation Products, Inc. manufactures liquid level switches to match your specifications. (read more)

Introducing EchoPod from Flowline and Cannon Water Technology

A multi-function level solution that combines switch, controller and measurement capabilities in one sensor.

• 4 programmable relays
• Controls 1-2 pumps or valves
• 4-20 mA level measurement

Schneeberger's AMSA 3L distance measuring system has been conceived for extra long axes. "The product for all lengths" is made possible by this highly accurate combination of guidway and linear encoder. (read more)

MTS Systems Corp. Sensors Division has developed a new display meter to work with the Level Plus® MG transmitter with Modbus interface. The meter was developed as a Side Tank Indicator (STI) for storage tanks with the ability to interface via Modbus and display tank levels in feet, inches and 16ths of an inch. (read more)

ExOsense sensors utilize patented piezo resonance technology to monitor fluids from the outside of plastic containers—extensively used by medical diagnostic instrument manufacturers. (read more)

The V-Tork is a point level switch for liquids, thick and turbulent fluids, as well as corrosive mediums and pastes (depending on viscosity). It is ideal for multiple-purpose processing where the probes must be compatible with a variety of process materials and process conditions. (read more)

Continuous output liquid level sensor for computer input, analog meter display and process control information. Complete system package to accurately monitor liquid levels. (read more)

No packing gland, diaphragm, float, bearing, bellows or other troublesome pressure seal is used in the Dynatrol level switch design. This unique design provides rugged construction yet a sensitive transmission of vibration energy through a rigid, all-welded pressure seal. (read more)

120 VAC and 240 VAC versions; Adjustable sensitivity; Pump-Up or Pump-Down (read more)

How does it work? A pressure transducer is mounted or submerged at a known location near or at the bottom of the tank. Pressure from the liquid level (head pressure) is converted to an electrical signal that is sent to the Digital Display module. (read more)