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- This is High Sensitivity Water Level Sensor compatible with Arduino
- High Sensitivity Water Sensor for Arduino projects.
- Precise and reliable water level detection.
- Operating voltage: DC3-5V, Operating current: <20mA.
- Analog output for easy integration with Arduino boards.
- Streamlined design for effortless setup and readings.
- Durable and long-lasting performance.
- The operating temperature is 10℃-30℃
- The Humidity is 10% -90% non-condensing
High Sensitivity Water Level Sensor compatible with Arduino
Are you tired of inaccurate water level measurements in your Arduino projects? Say hello to the Water Level Depth Detection Sensor for Arduino – your ultimate solution for precise and reliable water level detection. With an operating voltage of DC3-5V and an operating current of less than 20mA, this sensor ensures optimal performance without draining your power supply.
Its analog detection area of 40x16mm allows for easy and direct conversion of water to analog signals, enabling your Arduino development board to achieve the desired level alarm effect. Whether you're working on automated irrigation systems, hydroponics, or water tanks monitoring, this sensor's high level/drop recognition capability will provide you with accurate readings every time.
Unleash the true potential of your Arduino projects with this cost-effective and user-friendly water level sensor. Don't let inaccuracies hold you back – take the plunge and elevate your projects to new heights of precision and efficiency!
When it comes to choosing the right water level sensor for your Arduino projects, ease of integration and performance are crucial factors. Our Water Level Depth Detection Sensor for Arduino checks all the boxes and more!
With its streamlined design and analog output, setting up and reading data from the sensor is a breeze. You'll be amazed at how effortlessly it communicates with your Arduino board, making the integration process smooth and hassle-free.
Crafted with high-quality materials, this sensor guarantees durability and long-lasting performance, ensuring it stands the test of time in any project you undertake. Its reliable performance will give you the confidence to monitor water levels accurately and make data-driven decisions.
Embrace the power of precise water level detection and experience the convenience of working with a sensor that complements your Arduino projects seamlessly.
Pin definition :
- "S" stand for signal input
- "+" stand for power supply
- "-" stand for GND
Applications of Water Level Sensor:
- Water level measurement: The water level sensor can be used to measure the water level in tanks, reservoirs, or other containers
- Sump pit monitoring: It can be used to monitor the water level in sump pits to prevent flooding
- Rainfall detection: The sensor can detect rainfall and be used in weather monitoring systems
- Leak detection: It can be used to detect water leaks in pipes, plumbing systems, or appliances
- Irrigation control: The water level sensor can be used to monitor the water level in irrigation systems and automate the watering process
- Aquarium water level monitoring: It can be used to monitor the water level in aquariums and ensure proper water conditions for aquatic life
- Flood warning systems: The sensor can be used in flood warning systems to monitor water levels in rivers, streams, or flood-prone areas
- Water level control in industrial applications: It can be used to control the water level in industrial processes or equipment
- Water level detection in wells: The sensor can be used to monitor the water level in wells and ensure an adequate water supply
- Water level detection in smart home systems: The sensor can be integrated into smart home systems to monitor water levels and send alerts or automate actions
Package Includes:
- 1 x Water Sensor
Specifications:
| Working voltage | 5V |
| Working Current | <20ma |
| Interface | Analog |
| Width of detection | 40mm×16mm |
| Dimensions | 65mm×20mm×8mm |
| Weight | 5 grams |
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1. How to use water level sensor to monitor water tank level ?
To use a water level sensor to monitor the water tank level with an Arduino, you can follow these steps:
Gather the necessary hardware:
- Arduino board (e.g., Arduino UNO)
- Water level sensor
- Jumper wires
- USB cable type A/B
Connect the water level sensor to the Arduino:
- Connect the VCC pin of the sensor to the 5V pin on the Arduino.
- Connect the GND pin of the sensor to the GND pin on the Arduino.
- Connect the S (Signal) pin of the sensor to one of the analog input pins on the Arduino (e.g., A0)
Write the Arduino code to read the water level sensor:
Open the Arduino IDE and create a new sketch.
Define a variable to store the sensor reading.
In the setup() function, initialize the serial communication.
In the loop() function, read the sensor value using the analogRead() function and store it in the variable.
Print the sensor value to the serial monitor using the Serial.println() function.
Add a delay to control the frequency of readings
Upload the code to the Arduino:
Connect the Arduino board to your computer using the USB cable.
Select the correct board and port in the Arduino IDE.
Click on the "Upload" button to upload the code to the Arduino.
Monitor the water tank level:
Open the serial monitor in the Arduino IDE.
The sensor readings will be displayed in the serial monitor, indicating the water tank level.
You can calibrate the sensor by recording the readings when the tank is empty and full, and then map the sensor values to the corresponding water levels
By following these steps, you can use a water level sensor with an Arduino to monitor the water tank level. The sensor readings can be displayed in the serial monitor, allowing you to keep track of the water level and take necessary actions accordingly.
2. How to calibrate a water level sensor for accurate readings ?
To calibrate a water level sensor for accuracy, follow these steps:
- Determine max and min water levels: Record sensor readings when tank is full and empty.
- Calculate sensor range: Subtract min reading from max reading to get range.
- Map readings to water levels: Use range to map sensor readings to corresponding water levels.
- Test calibration: Dip sensor at different levels and adjust calibration if needed.
Additional tips:
- Use stable water source for consistent readings.
- Allow time for sensor stabilization before readings.
- Consider two-point calibration for better results.
- Capacitance sensor library can help measure and calibrate sensors.
By following these steps and tips, ensure reliable water level monitoring.
3. How to use water level sensor to detect water leakage ?
To detect water leakage using a water level sensor and Arduino, follow these steps:
- Place the sensor near suspected leakage areas.
- Connect the sensor to the Arduino.
- Write Arduino code to detect water presence.
- Set up alerts (email, text, or alarm) for leakage detection.
- Take immediate action upon receiving alerts.
By following these steps, you can prevent water damage by detecting and addressing leaks promptly.