What is a Liquid level sensor?

A liquid level sensor is a measuring device for measuring the height of the liquid level in a tank or container. This allows you to check the remaining amount of the tank that stores the liquid. Some simply detect the presence or absence of liquid, while others can calculate the percentage of remaining amount by performing continuous measurements. It may also be called a level sensor. Some liquid sensors can also be used for particulate solids such as sand.

Application of Liquid level sensor

In the industrial field, liquids used as materials and solvents used for cleaning may be stored in invisible containers in a closed container. If you use a liquid level sensor, you do not have to open the container to check the state of the liquid inside, so you can monitor the remaining amount of the tank, especially in large-scale facilities such as oil refining plants and water treatment plants. It is often used in beverage and food manufacturing plants and paper and pulp production sites. It is also used to check not only the remaining amount but also the deterioration and quality of the liquid.

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