Oil & gas tank level measurement
Distance-based level monitoring for tanks and vessels.
Laser distance measurement systems for oil and gas environments requiring hazardous-area design awareness.
Laser distance measurement hardware for oil & gas and other sites where hazardous-area requirements shape the design from the first schematic. We design the circuit and interface with those requirements in mind; formal Ex-certification of the finished, installed unit is handled through your site's certification body, not by us.
Laser rangefinder modules, isolated/low-power signal interfaces, and rugged enclosure design practices suited to restricted-access sites.
Understand the site's hazard classification, as provided by you.
Design with isolation and power constraints in mind.
Build and bench-test the measurement hardware.
Calibrate and document; final Ex-certification of the installed unit is the client's/certification body's responsibility.
Distance readings are checked on the bench against known, measured distances before calibration is finalised, and signal isolation is verified before the circuit is considered ready for a hazardous-area review. Final Ex-certification of the installed unit is a separate step handled by your site's certification body — our validation covers the electronics we're responsible for, not the site's formal hazardous-area sign-off.
Distance-based level monitoring for tanks and vessels.
Automated measurement replacing manual site visits.
Remote logging where regular access isn't practical.
Integrating this measurement into a wider control system.
Analogue output alongside the distance measurement.
The board behind the measurement circuit.
If you need distance or level measurement in a hazardous-area site, we can design the circuit and signal processing with your site's classification in mind, and integrate it with existing monitoring where one exists. Scope, deliverables, schedule and quotation are confirmed once we understand the site's hazard classification (as provided by you) and what's being measured — final Ex-certification of the installed unit remains your site's certification body's responsibility, not ours. We work with clients internationally and collaborate remotely as standard practice.
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No. We design the circuit and layout with hazardous-area requirements in mind, but formal Ex-certification of the finished, installed unit is handled through your site's certification body, not by us.
It depends on the specific rangefinder module chosen for the project and the target surface — we select the module to match the distances your application actually needs rather than quoting one figure for every project.
Yes, the measurement circuit can be designed to feed into an existing monitoring or automation system rather than standing alone.
We design and build the hardware; installation and sign-off in a classified hazardous area is handled by your site's own certified personnel and process.
Tell us about the site and its hazard classification.