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Sensor Technologies
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Radar Monitor
The Centeron Radar Monitor measures the time required for a radar pulse to travel from the monitor to
the liquid surface and return. The elapsed time is a measure of tank level. The tank environment does
not significantly affect the technology, so the radar monitor is an excellent choice for a wide range
of applications. |
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Ultrasonic Monitor
The Centeron Ultrasonic Monitor measures the time required for a sonic wave to travel from the monitor
to the liquid surface and return. The elapsed time is a measure of tank level. The Ultrasonic Monitor
is compact and easy to install. Its non-contact technology is suitable for a wide variety of fluid applications
where contact with the fluid by the sensor is not acceptable. |
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Pressure Monitor
The Centeron Pressure Monitor is a simple, cost-effective way to accurately measure fluid level in large
vessels. The pressure monitor measures the hydrostatic pressure at the bottom of the storage tank, which
is directly related to tank level. Pressure Monitors are available for a wide variety of fluid applications.
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Float Monitor
The Centeron Float Monitor is a cost effective means to remotely monitor small to medium sized tanks
that contain a variety of fluids. A reliable Hall effect sensor measures float position for long term,
low maintenance performance. |
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Capacitance Monitor
The Centeron Capacitance Monitor is self-calibrating, automatically adjusts for changes in fluid dielectric,
and has water bottom detection for leak monitoring. |
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