How Accurate Are Your Water Level Readings?
Numerous industry studies have indicated that even a small amount of water at the bottom of a tank can ultimately lead to corrosion. With the recent widespread corrosion caused by water in tanks, marketers are looking to detect lower levels of water so they can react sooner before corrosion develops.
For years, water at the bottom of a tank had a negligible effect on a diesel fuel system. That changed in recent years when the fuel composition was altered, leading to widespread corrosion caused by water in tanks. Detect and react to water sooner with the new Low Level Water Float for Diesel.
THE CUMULATIVE EFFECT OF WATER LEVELS
Even small levels of water in a tank can lead to corrosion. The new Low Level Water Float for Diesel can detect water levels down to ¼", compared to existing water floats which can only detect water at ¾".
| Tank Size | TANK BOTTOM WATER | % Reduction | |
| 8' x 8,000 gal. | ¾" Water 13 gal. |
¼" Water 4 gal. |
69% |
HERE'S THE BENEFITS
- Be alerted sooner and react to water before corrosion can develop.
- Each float kit contains a Diesel Product Float and a Low Level Water Float.
- Each float kit includes a compact probe foot for easy installation on new or existing probes.
HOW TO GET THE LOW LEVEL WATER FLOAT
Low Level Water Floats can be included in the fully integrated Corrosion Control™ System or be installed on their own with any Digital Inventory Probe. They are compatible with EVO™ 200, EVO™ 400, EVO™ 600, EVO™ 6000 Automatic Tank Gauges (ATGs). Check out the ordering info to place an order.
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