Non-Contact Sensing
Mounted above the liquid surface with zero contact, zero mechanical wear, and zero buildup on submerged components.
Non-Contact Continuous Acoustic Echo Level Measurement
The FlowDo Ultrasonic Level Transmitter provides continuous, non-contact liquid level measurement for open tanks, process vessels, sumps, reservoirs, and drainage basins. With intelligent echo-processing algorithms and automatic temperature compensation, it delivers highly dependable 4–20 mA output.
Continuous ultrasonic level measurement engineered for industrial liquid storage, water management, and wastewater vessels.
The FlowDo Ultrasonic Level Transmitter emits high-frequency acoustic sound pulses from its top-mounted transducer toward the liquid surface. The sound waves travel through the air, reflect off the liquid interface, and return to the transducer receiver.
The on-board microcomputer precisely measures the time delay between transmission and reception, automatically applies speed-of-sound temperature compensation, and calculates the exact tank liquid level: Level = Tank Reference Height − Measured Distance. Because no sensor elements touch the liquid, maintenance and chemical fouling are virtually eliminated.
Technical parameters for FlowDo Ultrasonic Level Transmitters.
Non-contact acoustic technology engineered for reliable water and chemical tank monitoring.
Mounted above the liquid surface with zero contact, zero mechanical wear, and zero buildup on submerged components.
Integrated temperature sensor constantly calibrates sound velocity across changing weather and diurnal temperature swings.
Multiple frequency models optimize beam angle, acoustic power, and resolution for small tanks up to deep reservoirs.
Transducer housing options in Polypropylene or PVDF resist corrosive fumes, acids, and wastewater gases.
Standard analog 4–20 mA current loop output with optional RS485 Modbus RTU for digital plant bus networks.
Standard G2" / 2" NPT male thread or universal mounting brackets for open channels and sump basins.
Non-contact continuous liquid level monitoring across industrial water and process facilities.
Raw water tanks, treated water reservoirs, municipal water towers, and overhead industrial storage vessels.
Wastewater collection sumps, lift stations, clarifier basins, and equalization tanks in ETP and STP plants.
Chemical storage tanks, acid dosing vessels, and water treatment coagulant tanks with PVDF transducer face.
Weirs, flumes, stormwater drainage channels, intake canals, and environmental monitoring stations.
Cooling tower cold water basins, makeup water sumps, and industrial condenser water reservoirs.
OEM integration in reverse osmosis (RO) skids, demineralization (DM) plants, and filtration units.
Seamless signal integration from non-contact field measurement into plant automation architecture.
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Technology selection should consider medium characteristics, tank geometry, installation access, measurement range, temperature, pressure, atmosphere and required accuracy.
FlowDo level instruments can be selected according to measurement range, process connection, material compatibility, output and installation requirements.
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View details & specs →Common questions regarding ultrasonic level measurement, installation and configuration.
An ultrasonic level transmitter uses sound pulses and their reflected echoes to determine the distance to a material surface and calculate the corresponding level.
In a typical ultrasonic installation, the transmitter is mounted above the measured surface and performs the measurement without continuous contact with the liquid.
Yes, ultrasonic level measurement is commonly applicable to water storage and similar tank applications when the tank geometry, measurement range and environmental conditions are suitable.
Compatible FlowDo configurations can provide industrial process outputs for integration with monitoring or control systems. Available output and communication options should be selected according to the specific model.
The required range depends on tank height, maximum and minimum level, mounting position and the instrument's required blind zone. The product should be configured for the actual installation.
Heavy foam, turbulence, vapour, obstructions and certain process conditions can affect ultrasonic echo quality, so these conditions should be reviewed during instrument selection.
Share your tank dimensions, process medium, measurement range, temperature, pressure, process connection and output requirements with FlowDo to identify a suitable configuration.
For faster selection, provide: Tank Height • Measured Medium • Range • Temperature • Pressure • Connection • Blind Zone Consideration • Output Requirements