A wireless radar level sensor (or radar level transmitter) is a non-contact level measurement system that uses radar waves to measure liquid levels and sends data wirelessly to cloud or mobile platforms.

A radar level transmitter is used in water tanks, fuel and oil storage, chemical tanks, IBC containers, silos, and underground reservoirs for continuous level measurement and monitoring.

It works by emitting radar signals toward the liquid surface and calculating the reflection time to determine level, enabling accurate real-time monitoring without physical contact.

The UltraLevel Max enables smart water management by delivering real-time tank level data to your mobile or cloud dashboard via LoRaWAN, CAT-M1, or Nb-IoT. With solar-powered wireless operation and instant alerts, you can prevent overflow, avoid dry runs, and automate pump control - all without manual checks.

Yes, radar level transmitters with wireless connectivity like LoRaWAN, CAT - M1 / NB-IoT, are ideal for remote tank monitoring, enabling real-time cloud-based data access.

Yes, the wireless radar level sensor supports plug-and-play installation and can be easily retrofitted on most existing tanks without any major structural modifications.

The UltraLevel Max water level monitoring system can transmit data up to 5 km via LoRa, making it ideal for large premises, remote tanks, and off-grid installations - with no Wi-Fi or wiring required.