
Tank level gauging systems
Pleiger offers system solutions tailored to the individual needs of various vessel types and offshore installations. Pleiger offers a wide range of components for valve remote control, tank level gauging, and monitoring that cover all specific requirements. Complete system solutions from Pleiger offer shipyards easy installation and shipowners high operational reliability. The Pleiger tank level gauging systems include electronic, electro-pneumatic, and radar-based solutions.
Relative pressure + absolute pressure versions available
Pleiger EL-F sensors
- Electronic level sensor for mounting on the tank wall
- Ball valve DN25 / PN10
Pleiger EL-T sensors
- Electronic level sensor for submersible mounting with guide tube or suitable brackets
- Bulkhead flange DN50/PN10
Pleiger quality features
- High-purity ceramic measuring cell provides optimal protection against sedimentation
- Double O-ring made of very high-quality materials protects against extreme heat and aggressive media
- Waterproof
- Sensor housing made of duplex stainless steel
- Special cabling with polyurethane cable, also for direct use in fuel
Pleiger EL-T-HFO
Electronic level sensor for fuel with temperatures up to 100°C.
Pleiger EL-T-PT100
Electronic level sensor with integrated PT100 temperature measuring element.
Pleiger EL-F-0.1%
Electronic level sensor in flange design with high measuring accuracy.



Electro-pneumatic system
Pleiger PEL-D2
One measuring system – two system advantages!
The PEL-D2 type combines the advantages of electrical and electro-pneumatic measurement.
- Low-cost installation
- Short measuring tube length
- Connection in ring line structure for air supply
- Contamination-free pneumatic level measurement
Components:
- Safety valve PEL-C-S with air fine adjustment valve
- Electronic level sensor (IP68)
Pleiger PEL-C
The origin of remote tank level gauging, equipped for the future. All measuring devices are combined in a central transmitter cabinet. This provides them with optimal protection against contamination and vibrations, and makes them accessible for easy maintenance.
Components:
- P/E transmitter PE12
- Pneumatic control block with test function, fine adjustment valve, control valve (for remote control)
- Air flow meter
- Diaphragm safety valve PEL-C-S
Radar level gauging system for tankers
Radar sensor
The main features of the non-contact Pleiger radar sensor are maximum resistance to chemical reactions due to the high-quality PTFE-coated antenna and the absolutely robust design under temperature and pressure fluctuations.
Advantages:
- Non-contact
- High-precision
- Only one wetted material
- No additional seal required
- Additional focusing through conical design
- Independent of temperature, pressure, and product properties
- High chemical resistance and easy-to-clean antenna system due to PTFE coating


Multi-flange
By using the world's smallest radar device, the installation of the entire tank level gauging technology on a single ANSI 12″ measuring flange becomes possible. This means simpler engineering and installation, easier verification, and easier and more cost-effective maintenance.
Consisting of:
- Compact 12″ deck flange
- 95% / 98% alarm with vibrating level switch
- Surface distance measurement with radar sensor
- Tank pressure measurement with pressure sensor
- Optional connection for manual sounding
Integrated solutions
Pleiger PCM for tank level gauging systems
The Pleiger Control Module System (PCM) combines several control and I/O modules connected to a supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system via a fieldbus interface. Analog signals from level sensors as well as digital alarm contacts from limit switches can thus be transmitted directly to the system.
- Input/output modules IO 8/8/4 to accommodate level sensors and limit switches.
- Interface bus modules BI for serial connection to SCADA and visualization systems
- Profibus DP and Modbus RTU data exchange protocol
- Redundant data connection possible with additional bus interface modules
- Short-circuit-proof outputs and overload-proof inputs prevent damage to the module
- Display and diagnostic functions facilitate commissioning and troubleshooting

