The water level sensor.
A pressure sensor at the bottom of a tank, dam or reservoir, reporting level continuously and able to drive pump control.
1 · What it is
The Augos water level sensor measures liquid level from a pressure sensor placed at the bottom of a tank, dam, reservoir or river. It reports the level continuously to the cloud platform, calibration-free and magnetically mounted, and its readings can trigger an Augos switch for pump control.
2 · What it measures
A continuous level reading as a percentage or a depth, from which the platform derives high, low and average, time in and out of range, the longest and last breach, and a breach count. It feeds Level.
3 · Specifications
| Level range | 0 to 100% · 0-5 m · 0-10 m · 0-100 m · 0-200 m |
| Accuracy | ±2% |
| Battery | Rechargeable, up to 2 years per charge |
| Connectivity | Cellular / NB-IoT / LoRa |
| Dimensions | 80 × 80 × 55 mm |
| Cable length | 5 to 100 m, depending on depth |
| Mounting | Magnetic, calibration-free |
| Life expectancy | ~5 years+ |
4 · Where it's used
Reservoirs, tanks and dams, livestock drinking water, agricultural irrigation, and pump control, where a low level can trigger a switch. Common across Commercial & industrial and Agriculture.
Common questions
How does it work?
A pressure sensor at the bottom of the vessel infers the level of liquid above it.
What range does it cover?
From a percentage of a small tank up to 200 m of depth, by cable length.
Can it control a pump?
Yes. A low or high level can trigger an Augos switch to run or stop a pump.
How accurate is it?
To within ±2% of range.