Oil & Gas Monitoring
LevelCon remote monitoring gives oil & gas operators real-time tank level, pressure, and flow data from wellheads and tank batteries in the field, cutting truck rolls and catching leaks or overflows before they become incidents.
How It Works
From site challenge to deployed solution
Every challenge below maps to a specific way LevelCon addresses it in the field.
Remote, unmanned sites
Wellheads and tank batteries are often hours from the nearest office, making manual gauging slow and expensive.
Satellite fallback
Sites with no cellular coverage stay connected via satellite gateways like the SC300, so wellheads hours from the office still report continuously.
Hazardous locations
Monitoring equipment must be rated for classified hazardous areas around wellheads and separators.
CID1-rated gateways
Hazardous-location certified gateways report tank and separator data directly from classified areas around the wellhead.
Regulatory reporting
Operators need accurate, auditable production and inventory data for regulatory compliance.
Audit-ready compliance reporting
Historical production and inventory data is logged automatically, giving operators an accurate, auditable record for regulatory reporting.
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Frequently asked questions
Got questions about LevelCon remote tank monitoring? Here are answers to the most common queries.
Remote tank monitoring replaces manual gauging trips with continuous sensor data, cutting truck rolls, catching overflow or theft early, and letting a single operator manage far more wells and tank batteries than manual rounds allow.
Yes, LevelCon offers CID1 and CID2 rated gateways specifically for installation in classified hazardous locations found at wellheads and tank batteries.
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