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Smart Water Level Detector

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    Any one make smart water level Detector in our home water tank?

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      Any one make smart water level Detector in our home water tank?

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      Boots33
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      @jemish Have a look at these

      Coal or water level sensor

      Water tank instant volume

      Round water tank level sensor

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        I want manage my water tank. Do you have any idea how can I do that ??? If you have any idea about sensor I can use, would be great.

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          Sensors output is 0-190 ohms (2 wire output). Output needs to activate 4 (empty -- -- full) red LEDs sequentially as the tank fills. What component will activate as a SW by 0, 63, 126, 190 ohms? And how to wire the four SWs from a two wire input. Source 12v. Thanks for looking

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            @jemish said in Smart Water Level Detector:

            Any one make smart water level Detector in our home water tank?

            One popular option is a float switch sensor, which can be easily installed on the side of the tank and will trigger an alert when the water level reaches a certain point.

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              Hello@jemish

              Yes, it is possible to create a smart water level detector for your home water tank using an ultrasonic sensor or a float switch connected to a microcontroller with wireless connectivity.

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