Level.
Choose how you want to know the level: see it locally, send a continuous signal to the control room, trigger a switch at a set point, or control the level pneumatically.
Gauges and indicators
Mechanical level you read on the spot. No power, no wiring, nothing to fail.




Transmitters
Continuous level as a 4-20 mA or digital signal, for control rooms and trending.
Switches, top mounted
One or more fixed trip points, entering through the top of the vessel.





Switches, side mounted
For tanks whose top or bottom you cannot reach, or where a top probe would be too long.
Pneumatic controllers
Level control on an air or gas supply, with no electricity anywhere in the loop.




Not sure which level instrument fits?
Start with three questions: do you need a continuous reading or a switch point, can the sensor touch the liquid, and is power available at the vessel? Send us those answers and we can narrow the range.
- Fluid, specific gravity and concentration
- Flow or level range, and line size
- Operating pressure and temperature
- Material of construction and end connection
- Output, display and area classification



