The digital ultrasonic level sensor is designed for precise level measurement with ultrasonic sensing technology. It features a 0.25–0.6m blind zone, 1mm resolution, and accuracy up to 0.25% F.S. under standard conditions. The integrated LCD provides clear readings of liquid level or distance, while the low power consumption design ensures efficient operation in industrial tanks, containers, and process systems.

Measurement Performance Advantages

Structural & Application Advantages
Capable of stable non-contact liquid level measurement under normal temperature and atmospheric pressure, the digital ultrasonic level transmitter can be applied to water level monitoring of rivers and reservoirs, liquid level measurement of sewage tanks, and detection of liquid media such as fruit juice and milk.
| Model | SISCO-ULT-SYZ-102 |
| Measuring Range | 5m, 10m (selected by range) |
| Blind Zone | 0.25–0.6m |
| Power consumption | <0.6W |
| Resolution | 1mm |
| Weight | 1000g |
| Measurement Accuracy | 0.25–0.5% F.S. (under standard conditions) |
| Display | Built-in LCD, shows liquid level or distance value |
| Output Signal | 4–20mA, 4–20mA + RS485 + 2-channel relay |
| Power Supply | DC 24V (standard), DC 12V |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C ~ 60°C (custom high-temperature version available) |
| Protection Rating | IP65, IP68 |

Q1: What is the blind zone of a digital ultrasonic level transmitter?
A1: The blind zone of a digital ultrasonic level transmitter is the minimum distance where the sensor cannot provide accurate level measurement. It is typically 0.25–0.6m, depending on the sensor model. Maintaining a proper distance between the sensor and liquid surface helps ensure reliable and accurate ultrasonic level measurement.
Q2: Does an ultrasonic level meter need to contact the liquid?
A2: No, a digital ultrasonic level meter does not need to contact the liquid. It measures liquid level by transmitting and receiving ultrasonic waves from above the surface. This non-contact design reduces corrosion and maintenance issues, making it suitable for water, wastewater, chemicals, and industrial process applications.
Q3: Can a digital ultrasonic level sensor measure wastewater?
A3: Yes, a digital ultrasonic level sensor is suitable for wastewater measurement. Its non-contact ultrasonic technology allows reliable level monitoring in sewage tanks, wastewater treatment systems, and industrial drainage applications without direct exposure to contaminated liquids. Proper installation helps ensure accurate and stable measurements.
Tips: Why does my ultrasonic level transmitter show incorrect readings?
A digital ultrasonic level transmitter may show incorrect readings due to improper installation, foam, turbulence, obstacles, incorrect settings, sensor contamination, or measurement conditions beyond its range. Checking the installation position, adjusting parameters, and ensuring a clear ultrasonic path can help restore accurate level measurement.
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