Submersible Level

Submersible continuous level sensors accurately measure fluid levels by direct immersion in tanks, reservoirs, wells, or sumps. Utilizing pressure-sensitive diaphragms or piezoresistive elements, these sensors precisely detect hydrostatic pressure changes proportional to the fluid level, providing stable and reliable analog or digital signals. Constructed from robust, corrosion-resistant materials like stainless steel, titanium, or specialized polymers, submersible sensors withstand harsh media, including chemicals, wastewater, and seawater, under extreme pressure and temperature conditions. Applications span water and wastewater management, environmental monitoring, flood control, irrigation, and industrial processing, where accurate continuous level monitoring ensures operational safety, regulatory compliance, and process efficiency. Submersible sensors support seamless integration into automation and telemetry systems, enabling precise control, remote data collection, and alarm notification.