These bullet-nose level transmitters convert pressure readings into an electrical signal which is transmitted to a remote-control room or monitoring panel. They install into a pipe or conduit with a threaded probe or can be suspended in a tank with a hanging loop. These transmitters are commonly used for well, ground, and surface water monitoring, environmental remediation, and for monitoring pressure in water tanks.

These transmitters convert pressure readings in harsh areas into electrical signals that are transmitted to a remote-control room or monitoring panel. Flush-tip transmitters have a stick-resistant coating that helps protect them from aggressive fluids. Birdcage transmitters have sensors that are shielded by a cage-style housing. These durable transmitters resist clogging and are commonly used for harsh applications in wastewater and slurries, chemical storage tanks, oil tanks, sumps, and sewage lift stations.

These miniature submersible-level transmitters have a long cable attached to a compact bullet sensor with a very small diameter. The sensor is lowered into tanks, wells, or down small boreholes to sense and convert pressure readings into electrical signals. These output signals are then sent through the cable to a control room or panel. They are often used for well, ground, and surface water monitoring, remote telemetry applications, remediation, and for narrow conduit or pipe installations and pump protection.