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The document describes a wireless tank level monitoring system. Wireless transmitters attached to tanks transmit level readings to a DH2 gateway. The DH2 then sends the tank levels via long haul radio to a base unit. The base unit provides 4-20mA analog outputs of the tank levels to a programmable logic controller for monitoring and control.
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