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I see the Tank Level Monitor products have a specification called "deadband"; what is this and how does it affect tank measurements?

May 8, 2015 Deadband, TLM100, TLM150, TLM200, Signal, Ultrasonic, Black water, Oil, diesel fuel, gasoline, Odd shape tank 0 1 15012 5/5 (1 Vote)

en discussing the TLM100, TLM150, and TLM200 ultrasonic tank level sensors, the term "deadband" is a term used when describing an operating range where a signal start and signal end cannot be measured. For an ultrasonic sensor application,... Read More

How do I measure dead rise angle?

Jun 22, 2008 0 0 6313 0/5 (0 Vote)

There are several ways to measure the dead rise angle but perhaps the easiest way is to use a digital level; simply lay the level against the hull and read the angle. Read More

What is "dead rise angle"?

Jun 17, 2008 0 0 5107 0/5 (0 Vote)

In the context of the DST100, dead rise angel is the angel between the bottom surface of the DST100 and the horizon. A flat bottom boat has a dead rise angle of 0°, whereas a deep V-hull might cause the DST100 to exit the vessel at an angle. The... Read More

What happens when I use the TLM100/150 without a focus tube?

Apr 28, 2010 0 0 9215 5/5 (2 Votes)

A focus tube is recommended for tank applications that experience a drastic level change when the vessel is underway.The TLM100 transmits an ultrasonic pulse that allows the device to calculate the distance from the sensor to the fluid surface ... Read More

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