Tank & media
Count, geometry, capacity, stored media, pressure, process connection, and indoor or outdoor environment.
GoSense LiquidGuard
Tank visibility begins with the real installation.
Structure tank and liquid-storage monitoring around media, geometry, capacity, environment, accuracy requirements, connectivity, and the decision a team must make.
Discovery boundary
Define the tank before the measurement.
Level, flow, leak indication, and other requested measurements require compatible sensing and are not assumed to exist in the base platform model.
Measurement need
Required range, accuracy, response, calibration, safety, and indication or control purpose.
Installation & operations
Power, connectivity, enclosure, mounting, maintenance access, review roles, and integration needs.
Proposal-dependent sensing
The technical survey determines whether level, flow, leak indication, temperature, or another measurement is feasible and which device and installation design support it.
Operational context
Turn a measured value into a reviewed decision.
- Location, tank, media, and capacity references
- Level or process evidence within an approved range
- Refill, transfer, usage, or inspection context where available
- Scoped alerts and ERP workflows after approval
FAQ
Common questions.
Is level the same as volume?
Not always. Volume depends on tank geometry, calibration and the measurement method. Those assumptions are defined before readings are used for decisions.
Does monitoring detect leaks or prove a loss?
It shows level changes alongside filling and withdrawal records. That supports an investigation; it does not by itself establish the cause or guarantee leak detection.
Can it be used in hazardous areas?
Only with equipment certified for that area. No hazardous-area suitability is implied without certified equipment evidence.
What does discovery need from us?
Tank count and dimensions, the liquid and its properties, expected range, access for installation and site connectivity.
LiquidGuard discovery