Gill is a world leader in capacitive, solid-state liquid level sensing technology. With no moving parts to break or wear out, Gill liquid level sensors offer unmatched long term reliability in a variety of harsh environments.
Most Gill capacitive level sensors are suitable with a wide range of fluids including fuel, oil, water, coolant, bio-fuel and other liquid types. Compact, lightweight and robust, Gill liquid level sensors are used in an extremely wide range of applications including premier motorsport series, defense & unmanned vehicles, marine vessels, mining and industrial machinery.
The Gill 4223 liquid level sensor is a lightweight, solid-state capacitive liquid level sensor available in an almost unlimited combination of length and mounting arrangements, all delivered in short lead times. It is compatible with a wide range of liquids and is able to operate in high temperatures.
The sensor is a form fit and function replacement for the R-Series sensors as well as bringing the flexibility to be adapted to a broad range of mechanical mounting configurations. Standard stock adaptors are available for 1, 2, 3 & 5 bolt mounting as well as metric and imperial male thread designs.
The Gill 7010 liquid level sensor is available in lengths up to 2m long and is designed for environments where monitoring of a variety of liquid types is required. The sensor uses solid-state capacitive technology to sense the level of the liquid, with no moving parts, floats or other mechanical linkages to provide excellent long term reliability.
The 7014 water level has been designed for all applications where consistently reliable and maintenance-free measurement of potable, salt, black or grey water is needed. Tank profiling software provides compensation for irregular tank shapes and multiple output options, offering compatibility for the widest range of installations.
The Gill 1612 is a legacy product and typically only appropriate for exisiting applications. Please contact Everight Position for documentation and/or information on replacements.
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Spacecraft launches present a uniquely demanding environment for sensors. The extreme conditions encountered during liftoff require sensors with exceptional ruggedness, reliability, and resistance to harsh environmental factors. For example, rockets generate immense vibrations, sound waves and shock loads during liftoff.
Maintaining the functionality of legacy equipment is often a challenge, especially when critical components become obsolete. The inability to replace a $300 component can make a $30,000 machine inoperable.
When a team began developing a new engine for Le Mans Daytona (LMDh) races they turned to Everight Position and Gill Sensors for critical oil level measurement. Given the weight limit on the engine, 396.8 lbs, Gill 4223’s compact and low weight aluminum construction made for an ideal solution.
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