NON-CONTACT • CONTINUOUS • INDUSTRIAL LEVEL MONITORING

Radar Level Monitoring System

Cedar Radar Level Monitoring Systems provide continuous, non-contact level measurement for liquids, powders, granules, and bulk solids stored in tanks, silos, bins, and process vessels. Using advanced FMCW radar technology, the system delivers highly accurate level measurement regardless of dust, vapor, humidity, pressure, or temperature, allowing operators to monitor inventory, automate processes, and prevent overfilling or material shortages.

80 GHz FMCW Radar Technology

Real-time Level, % full, and Weight of the tank

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Non-Contact Measurement

Product Overview

Cedar Radar Level Monitoring Systems provide continuous, maintenance-free level measurement without any contact with the stored material. Unlike mechanical sensors, floats, or rotary switches, radar technology measures the distance between the sensor and the material surface using microwave signals, ensuring stable readings even in dusty silos, steam-filled tanks, high-temperature vessels, or harsh industrial environments.

The system is suitable for virtually every storage application, from food ingredients and grain silos to chemicals, cement, plastics, liquids, and pharmaceutical materials.

Beyond supplying the radar sensor, Cedar delivers a complete monitoring solution including installation support, control box, and industrial HMI touchscreen.

Key Features

Non-Contact Measurement

Long Measurement Range

Suitable for Liquids & Bulk Solids

High Accuracy

Continuous Real-Time Monitoring

No moving parts and no product contact for long-term reliability.

Stable level measurement regardless of dust, vapor, foam, or humidity.

Measures liquids, powders, granules, pellets, and bulk materials.

Suitable for deep silos and large storage tanks.

Provides uninterrupted inventory visibility.

No mechanical wear or routine calibration required.

Available with HMI touch display, control box, integrated solution for multiple level monitors and complete installation

Maintenance Free

Complete Cedar Solution

How the Radar Level Monitoring System Works

Specifications

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Applications

Grain Silos

Continuous grain inventory monitoring.

Flour Mills

Cement Industry

Plastic Industry

Chemical Industry

Food Processing

Oil and Lubricants

Monitor flour, bran, starch, and other powders.

Cement, fly ash, lime, and dry powder storage.

Plastic pellets and resin storage.

Liquid chemicals and bulk solids.

Flour, sugar, salt, spices, coffee, cocoa, and food ingredients.

Oil tanks, equalization tanks, treatment tanks, water tanks.

Why Choose Cedar?

30+ Years of Experience

High-Quality Components

Precision Engineering

Installation & Setup

Training & Support

Spare Parts Availability

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FAQs

What is a Radar Level Monitoring System?

A Radar Level Monitoring System continuously measures the level of liquids or bulk solids without making physical contact with the material.

What materials can radar sensors measure?

Liquids, powders, granules, pellets, grains, chemicals, cement, plastics, food ingredients, and many other bulk materials.

How does radar measurement work?

The sensor transmits microwave signals toward the material surface and measures the reflected signal to accurately determine the distance and level.

Can radar measure through dust or steam?

Yes. FMCW radar technology provides reliable measurement even in dusty silos, vapor-filled tanks, and challenging industrial environments.

Can one system monitor multiple silos?

Yes. Multiple radar sensors can be connected to a centralized HMI or software platform for monitoring an entire facility.

Does Cedar provide monitoring software?

Yes. Cedar supplies complete remote monitoring on an industrial touchscreen display, which can be mounted at a distance of up to 1 Km from the radar sensor/tank.