The many practical advantages of sonar tank level sensors are numerous. With this kind of equipment, for instance,t here is no dangerous work for people in the tank - the instrument works as well as any expensive liquidometer and it can not be overcome through sudden illness. In the face of these facts, first you should fracas-tically keep your petrochemical from separating water out of its fluids, and secondly you must constantly recalculate most running costs in a country where this type of product costs very little. Its next great advantage lies in installation time: it's simple enough to install that it only needs half a day for somebody new to work it. Besides the installation is very quick and will result in the tank being put back into use in a short time. Thirdly the sensor's robust construction makes it highly resistant to corrosion and extreme temperatures, ensuring long-life even in harsh environments. An added attraction is that the sonar tank level sensor does not require periodic maintenance, which lowers operating costs in the long run. Finally, its ability to provide real-time data and alarms, can help avoid costly spills and shortfalls in product supply, thereby enhancing safety and profits for customers.