Even the non-nautical amongst us can appreciate that one of the biggest problems with measuring the levels of fuel and water in vessels is that the sea is rarely flat. With the contents of the tanks seldom calm, obtaining a stable and accurate level reading can be difficult.
Continue readingParamotor Fuel Level Sensing
Paramotor uses solid-state fuel level sensor to keep the pilot informed of the remaining fuel in the tank during flight
Continue readingGill Sensors ‘gives wings’ to an historic aircraft
The Gill capacitive oil level sensor has been supplied for a Flying Bulls 1944 historic aircraft to provide accurate and dependable engine oil level measurement
Continue readingGSLevel Configuration software
Developed to support the Gill liquid level sensor range, the software has been completely overhauled to provide a modernised, simple to use and intuitive way of customising output settings, minimum and maximum levels, alarm switch level and hysteresis conditions.
Continue readingAdvanced Software for Display of Volumetric Liquid Levels
Tank Profiler is a program that is incorporated into the GSLevel software as part of the Gill Liquid Level sensor range.
Continue readingCapacitive vs Float sensors. Which one wins?
Float devices are a popular technology for measuring the level of liquids but electronic versions are also available for more sophisticated demands.
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