Description
Why It Stands Out
Checking gas or liquid levels in a sealed cylinder usually means either an inline sight gauge fitted at installation, or physically removing and weighing the tank — both of which add cost, and neither is practical for a large bank of fire-suppression cylinders that need routine checks. The HS-MLI sidesteps both problems. Its ultrasonic probe reads through the tank wall from the outside, so the same handheld unit can be used across as many tanks or cylinders as your site has, with no per-tank hardware to install or maintain.
This also makes it a safer option for toxic or corrosive liquids, since the probe never contacts what’s inside the tank. Multiple readings can be taken at different heights on the same tank to build up a picture of the fill level, and the high-contrast OLED display stays readable even in direct outdoor sunlight — a common complaint with cheaper LCD-based units used on deck or in the field.
The unit ships as one probe with a fixed rod, but the probe head accepts different rod lengths and angles depending on how tanks are arranged at your site — useful where tanks are mounted close together, in racks, or in positions that are awkward to reach with a straight probe.
Who It’s For
- Marine and offshore crews – checking CO2 or other fire-suppression cylinder levels during routine safety inspections
- Fire safety and facilities teams – managing banks of suppression cylinders in commercial or industrial buildings
- Security and construction operators – needing a portable, non-contact way to check liquid levels in sealed containers
- Industrial and process teams – working with tanks holding toxic, corrosive, or otherwise hard-to-sample liquids
Watch: Operational Guide
See the HS-MLI in action — how to position the probe, take a reading, and interpret the result on a live tank.
Ready to check gas or liquid levels without opening the tank? Get a quotation for the HS-MLI today.
No minimum order quantity, and our team can help you confirm which probe configuration suits your tanks.





