CLS2 RS485 Ultrasonic Fuel Level Sensor for Fleet Monitoring
The CLS2 High Resolution Capacitance Level Sensor is a precision fuel monitoring device designed for continuous fuel level detection in diesel, gasoline, and kerosene tanks. It utilizes advanced capacitance measurement technology to ensure accurate a...
About CLS2 RS485 Ultrasonic Fuel Level Sensor for Fleet Monitoring
The CLS2 fuel level sensor measures fuel levels by detecting capacitance variations as the liquid level changes inside the tank. Designed with high resolution accuracy (<1mm), the sensor can be easily shortened to match different tank depths. It supports multiple output options including 0-5V, RS232, and RS485, and offers flexible calibration through external calibrators. With IP65 protection rating and wide operating temperature range (-40°C to +85°C), CLS2 ensures reliable performance in harsh environments.
- High-resolution capacitance sensing technology
- Continuous real-time fuel level monitoring
- Customizable length for different tank depths
- Multiple output communication interfaces
- External calibrator compatibility
Key highlights
Product features
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- High-resolution capacitance sensing technology
- Continuous real-time fuel level monitoring
- Customizable length for different tank depths
- Multiple output communication interfaces
- External calibrator compatibility
- IP65 rated for dust and water resistance
- Wide operating temperature range
- Easy SAE 5-bolt flange installation
Technical specifications
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| Measurement Type | Capacitance-based fuel level detection |
|---|---|
| Compatible Fuels | Diesel, Gasoline, Kerosene |
| Resolution | < 1 mm |
| Supply Voltage | 10-32V DC or 5V DC |
| Output Signal Options | 0-5V, RS232, RS485 (customizable) |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
| Protection Rating | IP65 |
| Assembly Type | SAE 5-bolt flange mount |
| Accessories Included | 5 x M5 screws, 2mm thick NBR gasket |
| Optional Accessory | 2mm thick FPM gasket (recommended for gas tank installation) |
| Model Variants | {"Model":"CLS2-600","Article No":"JS67315","Length":"600 mm","Output Signal":"0-5V","Wire Length":"600 mm"}, {"Model":"CLS2-700","Article No":"JS67316","Length":"700 mm","Output Signal":"0-5V","Wire Length":"600 mm"}, {"Model":"CLS2-1000","Article No":"JS67319","Length":"1000 mm","Output Signal":"0-5V","Wire Length":"600 mm"} |
| Connector | Optional connector |
| Mounting Pattern | SAE 5-bolt flange |
| Customization | Length can be customized as per requirement |
| Calibrator Compatibility | JS23110 calibrator (as recommended) |
Key features
- High-resolution capacitance sensing technology
- Continuous real-time fuel level monitoring
- Customizable length for different tank depths
- Multiple output communication interfaces
- External calibrator compatibility
- IP65 rated for dust and water resistance
- Wide operating temperature range
- Easy SAE 5-bolt flange installation
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Pictor Telematics Product Documentation Team · Specifications and Deployment Guidance
Reviewed by
Mr. Rajesh Kumar · Founder Director & Chief Executive Officer
Published
Jan 15, 2024
Last reviewed
Apr 10, 2026
Validation approach
Product information is reviewed against technical specifications, installation constraints, and operational usage patterns from deployments since 2014.