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Remote Tank and Fluid Level Monitoring Hardware
Level sensors, RTUs and field power options for tanks and non-hazardous liquid storage sites.
Who this is for
For operators, integrators and distributors planning level telemetry for one site or a repeatable fleet.
The field problem
Remote tanks are difficult to inspect often enough. A useful monitoring package must match the liquid, measuring range, mounting position, power source, network coverage and the alarm action expected by the operator.
Signals and functions
- Tank level and high/low alarms
- Remote telemetry from off-grid sites
- Multiple tanks through one RTU
- Customer SCADA or cloud integration
Possible hardware families
- Submersible or non-contact level sensor
- 4G, NB-IoT or LoRaWAN telemetry
- Solar or mains field power
- Enclosure and installation accessories
Where it fits
- Water and wastewater
- Agriculture
- Industrial facilities
Configuration boundaries
- The final sensor technology depends on liquid, range and mounting.
- Hazardous-area approvals are quoted only after the required certificate and zone are confirmed.
- Images and specifications are representative until the selected configuration is verified.
What to send for a useful quote
- Liquid and measuring range
- Tank count and mounting point
- Power available at site
- Country, network and reporting interval
- Alarm outputs and upstream system
Owner guides and technical references
Frequently asked questions
- Which devices does the Remote Tank and Fluid Level Monitoring Hardware solution use?
- Remote Tank and Fluid Level Monitoring Hardware combines SunGene gateways, sensors and meters — see "Products used" and "Related products" on this page. We match the hardware to your site, range and protocols.
- Can it integrate with my existing SCADA, BMS or cloud platform?
- Yes. Our devices use open protocols (Modbus, BACnet, MQTT, OPC UA) and output standardized data, so they integrate with most existing SCADA, BMS, ERP and cloud platforms.
- Is RS485 the same as Modbus RTU?
- No. RS485 is the physical electrical interface, while Modbus RTU is a protocol commonly used over RS485 wiring. A quotation should confirm both the wiring interface and the register map.
- Are you a SaaS platform provider?
- SunGene is not a SaaS-only platform provider. We focus on hardware, monitoring kits and gateway bundles; dashboards or customer-cloud integration can be included when required.
- Can I buy only a gateway, or a complete monitoring package?
- Both are possible. SunGene can supply gateway-only hardware, or a complete package with sensors, meters, enclosure, power accessories, dashboard and alarm workflow.
- What information is needed for a quotation?
- Please share target country and LTE band region, application, sensor list, measured parameters, gateway or platform requirement, power source, certificates, quantity and timeline.
- How do you confirm EU868, LoRaWAN, ChirpStack or payload decoder support?
- We confirm the deployment country, regional frequency plan, network server, payload fields, decoder format, certification needs and sample test register map before finalizing the configuration.
- Do you support project-specific configuration?
- Yes. Firmware parameters, protocol settings, enclosure options, mounting accessories and integration documents can be reviewed after the hardware scope is clear.
- How do I get pricing or a sample for Remote Tank and Fluid Level Monitoring Hardware?
- Use the Request a Quote or Request Catalog button on this page. MOQ and pricing depend on the configuration and order volume.