TS-FT002 Wireless Water Tank Meter

This is a wireless Water Tank gauge that has a range up to 100 meters.
water tank level indicator Keep an eye on your outdoor water tank from the comfort of your own living room, up to 100m away.
You can hang the receiver of the liquid depth level meter on the wall or pull out the stand, and place it on the kitchen workbench, table or desk.
View your room's temperature, tank temperature and water level (represented by a 10 element bar graph). You can store min/max records and set alarms for specific water levels (high/low) or when empty.
Specifications:
Material: plastic.
Indoor Temperature Range: 0~60℃.
Outdoor Temperature Range: -40~60℃.
Temperature Accuracy: ±1℃
Water Level Measure Rang: 0~15m.
Resolution: 0.01m.
Accurate: +/-0.03M.
Transmission Frequency: 433MHZ.
Transmission Range: 100 meters(300 feet)in open area.
Transmission Interval: 30s when level changes or 3 minutes when level does not change.
Receiver Battery: 2X AA 1.5V LR3 Alkaline batteries (Not included).
Transmitter Battery: 6X AAA 1.5V LR6 Alkaline or lithium batteries (Not included).
Package include:
1 * Indoor Receiver.
1 * Water Level Sensor Transmitter.
1 * User Manual.
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[@shirleyannvarney1433]

So helpful - would never had manage to set my meter up with out this - Thank you

[@baranitharangm]

Useful information

[@bosem80]

Thank you

[@theclouds1979]

Did you try using more then one device at once to tell if it will have signal conflict for the receivers ?

[@MrBisherd]

Hi Jerry I have been using mine for a month and suddenly the level stuck on full I reconfigure it but didn't help, any tips?

[@PointlessExistence]

How often you need to change the batteries? Its bummer it resets the setting every time you do that.

[@fernandogracian5048]

me marca que esta vacia me puden ayudar?? hay problema si tengo 2 equipos juntos?

[@collectorsinfo]

Hi, thanks for the Video. Got my one set up & all seems to work well. But one small problem is i keep loosing the signal. Everything is still showing ok except the signal icon. Now, if i press the tank button for 5-6 seconds it ill comes back. Then after a few minuets it disappears. Do you have this with yours ??.I am thinking its a battery saving part of the unit.

[@lanz637]

I had that problem of loosing connection too. I have several smart home components like smart bulbs and smart a/c controls, gate opener. They tend to connect to 2400Mhz wireless, not my 5.0KmHz. This device also seems to use 2400mHz frequency. It eventually regains connectivity. It just takes some time.

[@RVerJerry]

Thank you for that answer.

[@NoRegrets1283]

I installed it but it doenst seem to recieve anny signal? I even placed the reciever and sender next to eachother. How did you 'connect' them?

[@RVerJerry]

The connecting is automatic. If it doesn't connect return it.

[@fernandogracian5048]

It shows me that it is empty, can you help me? Is there a problem if I have 2 teams together?

[@RVerJerry]

Probably just the settings you set. Try again.

[@daciimini8672]

How accurate is it sir?is still working today? And last question ,…does it consume Lot battery?

[@RVerJerry]

I look at it everyday, it is still working.

[@mbahrani2]

how did you make it work ? mine still says empty.

[@theclouds1979]

Make sure there is no solid items under the sensor also keep more distance from the edges

[@lanz637]

Mine read empty for a while. Eventually (46 minutes) it provided a reading.

[@lplp6961]

even after drying, it does not read anymore, lasted less than a year

[@RVerJerry]

Sorry, mine still works.

[@PardeepKumar-qf9oq]

How I can buy it sir ?

[@RVerJerry]

On line

[@aarifbobade2403]

No my device is not working

[@skysurferuk]

Bit of a useless review if you don't show the mounting of the transducer... is it necessary to cut a hole in the tank?

[@RVerJerry]

Yes, you have to cut a hole in the tank. It needs a clear and straight path to the water. It also needs to be 1/2 meter from the water.

[@lanz637]

I agree. It would have been useful to give details on mounting it. I used a regular hole-saw attachment on a power drill to create a hole on a level accessory port on the top of my tank and screwed it in with the screws provided (a large bird tried to remove it before I could secure it to the top of the tank) using a small circular rubber sheet as a seal to close the small gap between the sides of the hole. For my tank with a sloping lid, I drilled the hole in the center of the lid. I'm considering using a PVC adapter and a short piece of tubing to raise the sensor away from the water level as the specifications require 05 meters (1'6") gap from sensor to water. So far it appears to work with only an 8" gap. I suppose that if your tank is large enough and has enough space to mount the transmitter on inside that you can install a bracket. But this seems a bit tricky to me.

[@randolphcovich7164]

I agree. This was of no help whatsoever. 17 minutes of someone who doesn't know what they're doing. Leave it to the experts fella.

[@Ibanezyt]

Avoid. Humidity in tank kills the ultra sensor.

[@RVerJerry]

?

[@wuweimarx1725]

How can you avoid humidity in a water tank?

[@wuweimarx1725]

@@RVerJerry Is it still working? Did it work?

[@RVerJerry]

@@wuweimarx1725 Yes

[@lanz637]

That makes zero sense that humidity in a water tank level sensor would be an issue. It was (hopefully) designed to be used in a tank which by default is as humid an environment as possible. I very much doubt that humidity kills it. It seems to work for me.