Typical hardware configuration
Mains-Powered Multi-Tank RTU RFQ Kit
One RTU collecting several level points at a powered facility.
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This example shows a typical hardware arrangement. The exact parts, interfaces and specifications are confirmed for the selected project before quotation.
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Monitoring objective
Multiple tanks, shared control panel and customer SCADA or cloud connection.
Base hardware
- Level sensors for each tank
- Multi-channel RTU or remote I/O
- Mains power and protection
- Ethernet or cellular uplink
Project options
- Protocol gateway
- Local display
- Redundant high-level switch
- Pressure or temperature signal
- Panel enclosure
Details needed for selection
- Sensor count and cable distance
- Signal type and panel power
- Upstream SCADA/BMS/cloud
- Polling interval and alarm ownership
Interfaces to confirm
Water-site deployment context
Representative site context. Sensors, interfaces, enclosure, power and mounting are confirmed against the actual project before quotation.
Exclusions
- — Unverified hazardous-area use or ATEX package
- — Trade or custody-transfer measurement
- — Universal chemical compatibility
- — Tank inventory SaaS operated by SunGene
- — Overseas installation, tank modification or sensor mounting
- — Guaranteed refill or overflow outcome
Application
Configurable sensing, data logging, communication and field-power hardware for tank suppliers, liquid distributors and instrumentation integrators.
View application scopeMultiple tanks, shared control panel and customer SCADA or cloud connection.
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