CAPACITIVE FUEL LEVEL SENSORS

Know your fuel.
Plan with confidence.

Fuel level sensing for fleets, generators and storage tanks. Choose the connection that fits your system, from analog output to wireless Bluetooth.

Cut-to-fit probes · Configuration tools · Integration documentation

ENGINEERED FOR INTEGRATION
AoooG AG-RS485 capacitive fuel level sensor with probe and cable
DIGITAL FUEL LEVEL SENSORAG-RS485
ONE SENSOR FAMILY.
FOUR WAYS TO CONNECT.
Analog / FrequencyRS485RS232Bluetooth BLE

THE PRODUCT RANGE

The right interface.
The same clear purpose.

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FROM THE TANK TO YOUR SYSTEM

Make fuel level data
part of your operation.

Capacitive sensors measure changes in the fuel surrounding the probe and turn them into a signal your connected equipment can use.

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  1. 01

    Match the connection

    Select the output supported by your tracker, controller or Bluetooth gateway.

  2. 02

    Fit and calibrate

    Size the probe for the tank and calibrate the empty and full reference points.

  3. 03

    Integrate the readings

    Use the matching protocol and tank calibration to interpret data in your system.

APPLICATIONS

Where fuel visibility matters.

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Fleet & transport

Connect fuel measurements to a vehicle tracker to review tank levels alongside your fleet data.

Check the tracker’s physical interface and supported sensor protocol before choosing a model.

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Generators & storage

Track diesel levels in generator tanks and stationary fuel storage to support refuelling planning.

Confirm the tank depth, available power and connection to your monitoring system.

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Construction & agriculture

Add level sensing to the tanks of working machinery with a probe sized for the installation.

Consider tank geometry, sensor mounting and calibration for the machine’s operating conditions.

LET’S FIND THE RIGHT FIT

Start with your tank.
We’ll help with the sensor.

Tell us the fuel type, tank depth and tracker interface.

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