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Remote Tank Level Monitoring: How it works?

Writer: Dennis Graesslin
Dennis Graesslin
Aug 27
1 min read

Remote tank level monitoring allows businesses to see tank levels in real time without needing to physically visit the site.

Remote Tank Level Monitoring

A level sensor installed on the tank continuously measures the amount of liquid stored. This information is sent to a local AimLogix controller, which collects the data and transmits it securely through 4G, LoRaWAN, Ethernet or another suitable communication method.


The data is then displayed on a cloud dashboard where users can view current tank level, percentage full, historical trends and usage patterns from almost anywhere.


Automated alerts can also be configured for important conditions such as:


  • High or low tank levels

  • Rapid changes in level

  • Possible leaks

  • Refill requirements

  • Pump operation or failure

  • Sensor faults



For more advanced applications, tank monitoring can also be integrated with pumps and other equipment so that systems can automatically start, stop or respond when predefined level conditions are reached.


Better Visibility, Less Manual Checking


Remote tank level monitoring helps reduce site visits, prevent overflows and dry tanks, improve stock and water management, and provide a reliable historical record of tank performance.


AimLogix can design tailored remote monitoring solutions to measure, record, alert and control tanks and associated equipment from virtually anywhere.

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