Benefits Ultra sonic sensors work by emitting a sound pulse that reflects off the surface of tank contents. The sensor sends that data to our TWI cloud which translates in to useable information for you. The sensor will tell you the time of the reading, the temperature of the tank, the voltage level of its internal batteries, and most importantly the percent-full and remaining gallons of your tank contents. The sensors can also report their GPS position for mobile tanks.
Ultrasonic sensors are excellent for measuring but not limited to:
Oils
Waste Water
Acids
Pesticides
Caustics
Salt Water
Vinegar
Rice Syrup
Corn Syrup
Caustic Soda
Potable Water
Grease
Diesel & Biodiesel
Ink
Liquid Chlorine
Solvents Bleach
Water
BioFuels
Hydrochloric Acid
Nickel Chloride
Phosphoric Acid
Calcium Hydroxide
Sulfuric Acid
Sodium Hypochlorite
Chlorine Dioxide
Aqueous Ammonia
Sodium Hydroxide
Gasoline
Ferric Chloride
Hydrofluoric Acid
High-Purity Semiconductor Chemicals
Ultrasonic solutions are available for single tank applications and multi tank applications. Our Single tank application is the Connect-Tank sensor:
The Connect-Tank sensor has an integrated cellular gateway. This means that there is no other hardware is necessary; the Connect-Tank is a complete system.
The CT communicates over cellular broadband and is powered by an internal battery. There is no interface and device come pre-configured to your tank.
If you have more than one tank at a single location that would benefit from ultrasonic monitoring than you can save money with our multi tank application:
The M3 Sensor, and the multi tank gateway.
The Multi-Tank Gateway
The M3 sensors sync with an external gateway via a short range radio built in to both the sensor and the gateway. The gateway collects all the data from the sensors around it and then passes it on to the web in a single transmission. A single gateway can support up to ten sensors and is able to connect to the web through LAN, WI/FI, or cellular broadband. The gateway reduces hardware cost and broadband costs in multiple tank applications.
The M3 Sensor
