Automotive Level Sensor

Tank Level Sensor

Engine Oil Tank Level detect

Brake Pot Level Detect

Washing Tank Level Sensor

Capacitance Level Sensor

To measure variations in the capacitance, electric energy flowing into and out of the electrodes is measured as the voltage or potential is varied. This flow of energy is created by connecting the electrodes to an alternating current measurement circuit. The greater the energy flow to the electrodes, the greater the capacitance, meaning more dielectric between the electrodes.

For level sensor calibration, reference measurements at empty and full tank levels must be taken. Generally, the dielectric constant value of the liquid being measured is required, to enable calibration of the sensor at its ‘full’ level. With the empty and full outputs set, liquid level sensing comes down to relating the sensor output to these values.

Fuel Level Sensor

Heavy Vehicle, Off-Highway and agricultural vehicles need reliable and robust fuel level sensor technology that can deliver accurate readings despite challenging environments, rough handling, and wide temperature swings. elobau fuel level sensors fulfill that need and then some. These rugged sensors are used for all types of applications and offer long life solutions when reliability is paramount.

Single Pipe Fuel Level Sensor NBR Float

3 pipes Fuel Level Sensor Inlet and Outlet Pipe

Adblue/Urea Level Sensor

SCR systems have created a paradigm shift for vehicle operation. Put simply, the way vehicles cannot function when their fuel tanks are empty is the same way they also cannot function when their Adblue tanks are empty.

The ability to detect the presence or absence of AdBlue in the storage tank is, therefore, critical to the SCR system’s performance and to ensure compliance.

AdBlue level sensors take away any guesswork. These sensors determine the level of fluid in the tank and relay the information to the control unit. Depending on the input, the control unit:

allows the vehicle to operate normally,
returns a warning message to the driver in a visual (gauge) or audible alert, or
limits the vehicle’s performance, thereby stalling operation or reducing productivity until the AdBlue tank is topped up.

Since AdBlue consumption in heavy-duty vehicles is about 3-5% of total fuel consumption levels, a simple guideline is for users to fill up their AdBlue tank whenever the diesel tank is filled. And where there are no AdBlue filling stations, it’s recommended to carry along a top-up container.

Float

PP Float

Expansion Tank Level Switch, Brake Pot Level Switch

NBR Float

Fuel Level Sensor, Diesel Tank Level Sensor, Oil Level Sensor

Stainless Steel Float

High temperature environment.

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