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High-Quality Construction
Our water tank sensor's transmitter is backed by a stainless steel housing, preventing rust and breakdown. It's an industrial-grade device that can withstand temperatures from -20 to 80 degrees.
Easy Installation
Set up the system with labour and time savings. It's a super-fast and simple DIY installation, thanks to the quick connect design. Our sensors are created for water use, so there's little to no need for calibration.
Low Cost
No signups, no membership, and absolutely no hidden fees. Our device is not only affordable but is durable, with a total lifetime cost of operation far outweighing the initial price.
Locally Designed
Support local small Aussie businesses like Fully Tanked Up. Our rainwater tank level sensors are designed and locally owned. We also make sure that we monitor every step of the process.
High Accuracy
Gain control over water levels in your tank at all times. Reliable and accurate – two qualities you need from a water level sensor, and they are exactly what our device offers.
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Maintainability
Water tank level information is essential, especially if you want to ensure an uninterrupted water supply in your home. The Tank Level Pro water tank level indicator is placed inside the water tank, with the sender unit secured on the outside, ensuring your water tanks are always Fully Tanked Up!
If you have any questions or need help, feel free to contact our team at info@fullytankedup.com
Fully Tanked Up
The idea of an efficient water level sensor started whilst sitting in the pool, wondering how much water was left in our water tank. After using an unreliable water level sensor, it was time for a change. And that was when Fully Tanked Up was born.
Revolutionising the water industry using easy-to-install and supremely accurate water level sensors is the primary goal of the business. The way to do it is using knowledge and experience as an industrial electrician for 20+ years and an electrical engineer for two years to design a sensor where water level management is essential.
Fully Tanked Up is laser-focused on ensuring our rainwater level sensors are reliable and cost-effective so we create a hassle-free relationship with each and every one of our valued clients.
Fully Tanked Up
The idea of an efficient water level sensor started whilst sitting in the pool, wondering how much water was left in our water tank. After using an unreliable water level sensor, it was time for a change. And that was when Fully Tanked Up was born.
Revolutionising the water industry using easy-to-install and supremely accurate water level sensors is the primary goal of the business. The way to do it is using knowledge and experience as an industrial electrician for 20+ years and an electrical engineer for two years to design a sensor where water level management is essential.
Fully Tanked Up is laser-focused on ensuring our rainwater level sensors are reliable and cost-effective so we create a hassle-free relationship with each and every one of our valued clients.
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FAQ's
Yes, we offer a 30 day money back guarantee on all products purchased through our website. Simply return the product within 30 days of purchase for a full refund.
Yes, you can use a water level sensor to monitor the water level in a tank. It is important to note that the ‘Water Drop’ sender needs to be placed above ground so that it can detect the water level.
A Bluetooth wireless connection allows you to connect your device to other devices within its range. This means that if you have a Bluetooth enabled phone, tablet or computer, you can use your device to check the status of your tank water level. Your tank water level monitor will have a range of about 100m, but an initial connection range of around 50m.
Water level sensors typically do not require a monthly subscription. However, some products do have hidden costs and monthly subscriptions. Rest assured our water level sensors do not!
Yes, the Tank Level Pro is designed specifically for Australian conditions. It features a built-in weatherproof enclosure and comes with a 1 year warranty. Also there is no external antenna for the Cockatoo’s to feed on, which is a added bonus!!
No, there are no tools required to install the tank level monitor on corrugated metal tanks. It is extremely easy to set up and use. However, some tanks will require a 20mm hole saw and drill, please look at our installation instructions. The battery case also needs a small Phillips head screwdriver to open. The mounting of the ‘Water Drop’ sender requires no tools and all mounting equipment is in the box!!
Yes, the Tank Level Pro can monitor an unlimited number of tanks simultaneously. It also includes a built-in alarm, so you know when one of your tanks needs refilling.
It is very simple to add additional tanks to the app. All you need to do is go into the settings menu and select which tank you want to monitor.
Our Tank Level Pro has a calibration feature to ensure accurate measurements of your water tank. Sometimes, the tank dimensions or the transducer position may vary slightly, causing a small error in the reading. The calibration factor allows you to adjust the reading to match the actual water level. Another factor that can affect the reading is the height above sea level, which changes the water pressure. To calibrate your device, you can wait until your tank is full and then set the calibration factor to make the reading 100%. The value is usually around +/-30mm.
The stainless-steel sensor is a device that measures the water level in the tank. It is important to place it correctly for accurate readings. The sensor should be placed at the bottom of the tank, and any extra cable should be coiled up inside the tank as well. This way, the sensor can detect the lowest water level possible. However, if the tank has a lot of sludge or sediment at the bottom, then the sensor should be lifted slightly above it. This will prevent the sensor from getting clogged or damaged by the sludge. The sensor should still be as close to the bottom as possible, but not touching the sludge.