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    Non Contact Ultrasonic Liquid Level Sensor for Fuel/Oil

    SKU: SUCH-ULS-U02V1.0
    $167.69
    ● Non-contact ultrasonic sensing without tank drilling ● 5–100cm level measurement with ≤5mm accuracy ● RS232, RS485 or 0–5V output options ● IP67 protection for fuel, oil and water tanks
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    Overview

    This SUCH non-contact ultrasonic liquid level sensor is a compact tank level sensor for fuel, oil, and water measurement. It provides 5–100cm detection with ≤5mm accuracy, IP67 protection, and RS232, RS485, or 0–5V output for easy system integration. Suitable for trucks, oil tankers, water trucks, storage tanks, and outdoor liquid level monitoring.

    Feature

    • Non-contact detection: Ultrasonic liquid level sensor enables safe, non-contact measurement without drilling or damaging the container structure. It also eliminates the need to grind or remove the paint layer from the container surface, making installation easier.
    • IP67 protection rating: The fuel/oil level sensor features a waterproof and dustproof design. The metal housing, combined with internal circuit potting technology, provides rain protection and stable operation in outdoor environments.
    • Easy installation: It supports bracket mounting and comes with external waterproof 3M adhesive and a dedicated metal mounting bracket, ensuring quick, stable, and reliable installation.

    Dimension (Unit: mm)

    Non contact ultrasonic fuel level sensor dimension

    Specs
    Working Current ≤25mA
    Working Voltage 12V-48V DC
    Measurement Angle 2-4°
    Measurement Range 5-100cm, other ranges can be customized
    Output Mode (Optional) RS232/RS485/0-5V Analog Output
    Measurement Accuracy ≤5mm
    Application
    Ultrasonic fuel level sensor for truck

    Truck

    Ultrasonic fuel level sensor for oil tanker

    Oil Tanker

    Ultrasonic fuel level sensor for water truck

    Water Truck

    FAQ
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    Contact sensors require direct contact with the liquid, such as float sensors or pressure sensors; while non-contact ultrasonic sensors measure liquid levels through the air, are unaffected by corrosion or scaling, and are suitable for high-temperature, corrosive, or polluted environments.

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    The dead zone is the area within proximity of the sensor that cannot be accurately measured. It typically ranges from tens of centimeters to 1 meter, depending on the model. When installing an ultrasonic level sensor, ensure that the liquid surface does not enter the dead zone.

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    It should be installed directly above the liquid surface, avoiding proximity to tank walls, inlet/outlet ports, or agitators to prevent interference with sound wave reflection. Vertical installation provides more stable measurement results.

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