Track tank, sump, and basin levels in real time so you can prevent overflow events, avoid dry-run conditions, and keep critical processes stable—without constant manual checks.
Know the level before it becomes a problem.
Ultrasonic level monitoring provides fast visibility into changing conditions—helping you prevent overflow, protect pumps, and plan service.
Level is one of the simplest signals that prevents costly events. When levels drift outside normal operating bands, it can lead to overflow, environmental issues, pump damage, or process downtime.
Catch rising levels early and act before spills, fines, cleanup, or downtime occur.
Prevent pumps from running dry and protect seals, bearings, and rotating components.
Maintain consistent operating conditions and spot drift, restriction, or inflow changes.
Reduce manual checks and gain confidence in critical assets—especially nights, weekends, and remote areas.
Ultrasonic sensing measures distance to the material surface and trends level changes over time. Alerts are tuned to your operation to surface meaningful change without constant noise.
Identify critical tanks/sumps and define normal operating bands and action limits.
Data moves through a 900 MHz network with FHSS to reduce interference and protect communication.
Level readings are organized into dashboards with bands, trends, and historical visibility.
Alerts trigger on high/high-high, low/low-low, or abnormal rate-of-change conditions.
Events are reviewed in context to determine likely causes and prioritize action—maintenance, process, or utility demand.
Goal: prevent overflow and dry-run events with clear, actionable level visibility.
Infrastructure matters. Monitoring must remain reliable across complex facilities without adding burden to internal IT resources.
Long-range communication designed to perform in industrial environments with reduced interference.
Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum supports secure communication and resilient signal performance.
Designed to operate without depending on your corporate Wi-Fi or core IT network infrastructure.
Level monitoring becomes powerful when trended over time. It helps teams distinguish normal cycling from abnormal changes—and respond before events happen.
Define normal level bands for steady-state operation and expected cycling.
Track pump cycling behavior and identify frequent starts or abnormal demand changes.
Know whether an alarm is an inflow event, restriction, pump issue, or process change.
Catch high/high-high and low/low-low conditions early to prevent costly outcomes.
Pair level monitoring with pressure and current monitoring to connect system demand, flow resistance, and motor loading.
Talk with MTI Wireless about ultrasonic level monitoring for tanks, sumps, basins, and processes where real-time visibility prevents overflow, protects pumps, and supports better planning.
Email: wireless@motortechnologyinc.com
Phone: 800.632.9060