Buy a professional radar level transmitter designed for accurate water level measurement in industrial and municipal applications. With measuring ranges of 0–20 m and 0–35 m, 76–81 GHz radar frequency, 1 mm resolution, and up to ±2 mm accuracy, the sensor provides precise, maintenance-free monitoring. The 35 mm lens antenna generates a focused 8° beam, reducing false reflections and delivering reliable performance in water tanks, reservoirs, rivers, pump stations, and wastewater treatment systems.

Strong Environmental Adaptability & Protection Performance

Excellent Liquid Level Measurement Performance
Our 80GHz radar level sensor is purpose-built to deliver precise water level measurement, widely applied in municipal sewage treatment plants, reservoirs, river channels, water supply filter tanks, underground pipe gallery sump pits and industrial circulating water pools.
| Model | SISCO-RLT-FK-WSR100-E |
| Measured Variable | Water Level |
| Measuring Range | 0~20 m / 0~35 m |
| Dead Zone | 0.1 m |
| Accuracy |
±2 mm (0~20 m range) ±5 mm (0~35 m range) |
| Resolution | 1 mm |
| Frequency Range | 76GHz ~ 81GHz |
| Antenna Size | 35mm Lens |
| Beam Angle | 8° |
| Communication Output | RS485 interface, Modbus-RTU protocol |
| Supply Voltage | 9~30 VDC |
| Dielectric Constant | >2 |
| Process Pressure | -0.1~0.3 MPa |
| Process Temperature | -40~80 ℃ |
| Commissioning Method | Bluetooth / Modbus Protocol |
| On-site Debugging | WeChat Mini Program |
| Protection Class | IP68 |

Q1: Can radar water level sensors measure dirty or wastewater?
A1: Yes. Radar water level sensors can measure dirty water and wastewater very effectively. Because they use non-contact microwave radar, the measurement is based on the reflection from the liquid surface—not the liquid itself. This means the sensor is not affected by sludge, foam, floating debris, oil, or suspended particles that are common in wastewater environments.
Q2: Is radar water level measurement affected by weather?
A2: No. Radar water level measurement is generally not affected by weather conditions. Radar water level sensors use microwave signals, which are highly stable and can pass through environmental factors like rain, wind, fog, humidity, and temperature changes without significant signal distortion.
Q3: What are the advantages of radar water level sensors?
A3: Radar water level sensors offer several key advantages, including non-contact measurement that eliminates mechanical wear and reduces maintenance, high accuracy with millimeter-level stability, and strong resistance to environmental interference such as rain, wind, fog, temperature changes, foam, and debris. Unlike traditional ultrasonic or float sensors, radar technology is not affected by vapor, dust, or air conditions, making it highly reliable in outdoor and industrial environments. They also support a wide range of applications, including water tanks, reservoirs, rivers, pumping stations, and wastewater systems, and provide a long service life due to their solid-state design with no moving parts, making them ideal for continuous, low-maintenance water level monitoring.
Tips: What pressure environments can the radar water level sensor adapt to?
Radar water level sensors can typically adapt to a wide range of process pressure environments, depending on their housing design and installation conditions. In general, industrial radar water level sensors are designed to operate in both atmospheric pressure (open tanks, rivers, reservoirs) and lightly pressurized or slightly vacuum conditions, such as closed water tanks or sealed process vessels. For many standard models, the supported process pressure range is around -0.1 to 0.3 MPa, which allows stable operation even when the system experiences minor pressure fluctuations.
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