A boat fuel level sensor, also known as a reed switch fuel level sensor, is a liquid level measurement device based on magnetic principles. It uses a float to activate a reed switch to detect and control the liquid level. It is primarily used for level monitoring in fuel and water tanks, storage tanks, sewage treatment equipment, boilers, and other applications. It is suitable for measuring the levels of fuel, water, oil, and corrosive liquids. Marine oil level sensors are primarily used to measure the liquid levels in fuel and water tanks to prevent excessive oil and water consumption on board, which could prevent the ship from returning to port.
The structure of a marine fuel level sender is typically divided into empty and full level adjustment, and signal testing. When the tank is empty, we must ensure that the float triggers the corresponding reed switch at the lowest level. When the tank is full, we need to verify the accuracy of the highest level. The float can be manually moved to check the output signal.
The following are some common fault phenomena and solutions for your reference.
Fault phenomenon
Possible reasons
Solutions
No signal output
Reed switch damaged/circuit disconnected
Use a multimeter to check connection, replace the reed switch or repair the circuit
Signal jitter
Float stuck/liquid fluctuation is too large
Clean the guide rod and add damping device
False liquid level
Magnetic field interference (such as strong magnetic equipment nearby)
Isolate the interference source or use shielded cable
Float crack/
corrosion
Material is incompatible with the medium
Replace corrosion-resistant materials (such as PP, stainless steel)
A boat fuel level sensor, also known as a reed switch fuel level sensor, is a liquid level measurement device based on magnetic principles.
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