Hydrostatic (submersible pressure) sensors are used where non contact sensors struggle, such as deep wet wells, narrow chambers, or locations with strong turbulence, steam, or obstructions. They sit in the liquid and convert water pressure into level, providing robust measurement but they need to be protected from debris and regularly inspected.
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