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Level Sensors — Precise Monitoring of Liquids and Bulk Solids in Industry

Industrial level sensors provide continuous measurement or point-level detection of liquids, suspensions and bulk solids in tanks, vessels and process pipelines. Our catalog features over 60 models of vibrating fork, capacitive, float, ultrasonic and radar level instruments from leading manufacturers. Level sensors are part of our broader industrial sensors catalog, which also includes pressure sensors and inductive sensors.

How to Choose a Level Sensor

When selecting a level sensor, consider the type of measured medium (liquid, suspension, bulk solid), measurement range, process temperature, pressure, medium aggressiveness and output signal (4-20 mA, relay, digital protocol). For aggressive or viscous media, non-contact radar and ultrasonic sensors are recommended. For point-level alarm of maximum or minimum level, vibrating tuning fork sensors are optimal. Below is a comparison of five models from our catalog:

ModelManufacturerMeasurement TypeRangeApplication
FTE30-AAA1Endress+HauserVibrating forkPoint levelLiquids, water treatment
FTL31-AA4U2BAWDJEndress+HauserVibrating tuning forkUp to 3 mChemical, food industry
DF21A1C5G1AS2MOLLETCapacitive0–2000 mmBulk solids, silos
7ML5221-1BB11SiemensUltrasonic0–40 barWater utilities, tanks
DBLM3140DwyerFloat0–100 mmSmall volume vessels

Level Sensor Manufacturers

Our catalog features level sensors from manufacturers with decades of experience in industrial automation:

  • Endress+Hauser — 33 models: vibrating, radar, capacitive and hydrostatic level transmitters from the Levelflex, Liquiphant and Micropilot series for any industrial media.
  • MOLLET — 12 models: capacitive and rotary sensors from the DF series for bulk solids and granulates in silos and hoppers.
  • Siemens — 8 models: ultrasonic and radar level transmitters from the SITRANS series for water treatment and chemical industry.
  • Dwyer Instruments — 5 models: float and capacitive sensors for compact vessels and HVAC systems.
  • Sick — 4 models: optical and ultrasonic sensors for non-contact level measurement.

Level Sensors by Specifications

Select a sensor by key parameters: other sensor categories include optical sensors for non-contact detection, proximity sensors for positioning, and pressure sensors often used alongside level instruments for hydrostatic level measurement methods.

Warranty and Support

All level sensors come with official manufacturer warranty. We provide technical consultation for model selection, assistance with output signal configuration and PLC integration. Delivery across Ukraine: Kyiv, Kharkiv, Odesa, Dnipro, Lviv and other cities. Payment by bank transfer for legal entities, card or cash on delivery available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which level sensor is best for aggressive liquids?

For aggressive liquids (acids, alkalis, solvents), non-contact radar or ultrasonic sensors are recommended, such as Endress+Hauser Micropilot series or Siemens SITRANS. They do not contact the medium, eliminating sensor element corrosion.

What is the difference between continuous and point level sensors?

A continuous (analog) sensor provides a 4-20 mA signal proportional to the current level in the vessel. A point-level (discrete) sensor acts as a switch when a set level is reached — for example, for overflow protection or dry-run pump protection.

Which level sensors are suitable for bulk solids in silos?

For bulk solids (grain, cement, plastic granules), MOLLET DF series capacitive sensors with up to 2000 mm range, rotary level indicators and radar level transmitters are suitable. The choice depends on particle size, dust conditions and temperature.

How to connect a level sensor to a PLC?

Most industrial level sensors have a 4-20 mA output connected to the PLC analog input. Discrete sensors (relay) connect to digital inputs. Some Endress+Hauser and Siemens models support HART, Profibus or Modbus for extended diagnostics.

What measurement range do your level sensors cover?

Our catalog includes point-level sensors (single level alarm) to continuous sensors with ranges up to 40 bar (hydrostatic) and up to 6 m (ultrasonic, radar). For larger ranges, please inquire about specific model availability.