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Choose based on the type of tank you have (water, fuel, or wastewater), voltage (12/24 V), as well as the tank's material and size. Also, check if the sensor fits your connection needs and possible NMEA 2000 integration.
Yes, but it is important to choose a model that is compatible with the tank's material. Some sensors require adapters for metal or plastic tanks, so always check the product's specifications.
Be sure to follow the installation instructions closely, and pay attention to placement, sealing, and proper connection. Also, check that the IP class matches the environment the sensor will be used in.
It depends on how accurate a measurement you want and the size of the tank. Multiple sensors can provide more detailed information about the level, especially in larger or irregularly shaped tanks.
Gobius sensors and level indicators are used for accurate measurement and monitoring of the levels in the boat's various tanks, such as water, fuel, or wastewater. When selecting equipment, it is important to check whether the voltage matches the boat's system (typically 12 or 24 volts), as well as whether the sensor fits the material and size of the tank. You should also pay attention to connection options, IP classification for waterproofing, and whether the equipment can be integrated with existing instruments on board. Some variants offer the possibility of connection to NMEA 2000 networks, while others are simpler and standalone. At BoatLab, you will find several solutions from Gobius that make it easier to keep track of tank levels.