Level indicator + sensors

How do I know which sensor is compatible with my instrument?

To determine compatibility, check the resistance (expressed in Ohms) of your existing instrument. The most common sensors use European (0-190 Ohm) or American (240-33 Ohm) standards. If you are unsure, consult your instrument manual or contact our customer service for assistance.

Does the Gobius sensor also work with plastic tanks?

Absolutely yes. The Gobius sensor is designed to be compatible with tanks made of various materials, including plastic, stainless steel, and aluminum. Its installation is simple and does not require drilling the tank.

How often should I replace the fuel tank float?

The lifespan of the float depends on several factors, including the quality of the fuel used and the operating conditions. In general, we recommend replacing the float every 5-7 years, or sooner if you notice signs of deterioration such as cracking, hardening, or deformation.

Can I use a fuel level sensor to monitor the water level?

No, fuel level sensors and water level sensors are designed to work with specific liquids and have different characteristics. Using an inappropriate sensor may cause inaccurate readings or damage the sensor itself. It is important to use the correct sensor for the type of liquid being monitored.

How do I install a fuel level sensor?

The installation of a fuel level sensor varies depending on the model and type of tank. In general, it is necessary to disassemble the old sensor, clean the mounting area, and install the new sensor following the manufacturer's instructions. It is important to ensure that the sensor is properly sealed to prevent fuel leaks.