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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is indication needed at all?
Because a sealed tank cannot be seen into.
And one that can is not sealed.
So the level has to be reported.
Rather than observed.
That is the whole product.
What does not knowing the level cost?
Two opposite failures.
Running dry empties the system.
And destroys a pump if there is one.
Overfilling runs the overflow.
Unnoticed, or damagingly.
Which technology suits a potable tank?
One that does not open it.
Ultrasonic or pressure sensing.
Measuring without contacting the water.
A sight tube is another penetration.
And another route for light.
What is a sight tube good for?
Simplicity, on a non-potable tank.
A clear tube connected at the base.
Showing the level directly.
No power and nothing to fail.
But it does open the vessel.
Why does remote indication matter?
Because the tanks needing it are unvisited.
A loft cistern, a buried tank.
A plant room on another floor.
A gauge helps whoever stands at it.
Which is nobody, most of the year.
What turns indication into protection?
Alarms, rather than a display.
Low level stopping a pump.
High level reporting a failed inlet.
One informs, the other prevents.
The difference is worth paying for.
Can anything be fitted to a potable tank?
Only what preserves the seal.
And carries the right approval.
Which rules out several sensible options.
Check both before choosing.
Not the measurement method alone.