Mining Monitoring
LevelCon equipment monitors fuel, water, and process fluid tanks at remote mine sites where extreme conditions, dust, and limited connectivity make manual checks difficult, keeping equipment fueled and operations running.
How It Works
From site challenge to deployed solution
Every challenge below maps to a specific way LevelCon addresses it in the field.
Extreme environments
Mine sites expose equipment to dust, vibration, and temperature extremes.
Ruggedized enclosures
Gateways and sensors are built to withstand dust, vibration, and temperature extremes found at mine sites.
Remote, off-grid locations
Many mine sites have no fixed power or reliable cellular connectivity.
Solar and satellite options
Solar-powered, satellite-connected monitors serve sites with no grid power or cell coverage.
Fleet fueling logistics
Keeping heavy equipment fueled requires accurate visibility into bulk fuel tank levels.
Fuel level trending
Real-time bulk fuel data supports fleet fueling schedules and reduces equipment downtime.
Frequently asked questions
Got questions about LevelCon remote tank monitoring? Here are answers to the most common queries.
Yes, LevelCon gateways and sensors are built in ruggedized enclosures designed to withstand the dust, vibration, and temperature extremes typical of mine site environments.
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