Rochester Sensors (formerly Rochester Gauges)

Rochester Sensors designs and manufactures liquid level gauges and sensors, including switches. It has more than 100 years in operation and nearly 200 patents issued. The company is headquartered in Coppell, Texas, and describes itself as a multi national company.

Rochester Sensors serves agriculture, construction, cryogenics, industrial gases, lawn and garden, LP gas and NH3, marine, mining, on highway trucks and buses, power generation, railcar and locomotive, recreational vehicles, refrigeration, and telemetry and remote monitoring.

Fuel and oil level products include bulk liquid and fuel level gauges for tanks over 1,200 gallons. Other products measure water and coolant levels, anhydrous ammonia, LP gas, refrigeration and industrial gas or cryogenic liquids. Capacitance, radar and ultrasonic level sensors are also made. Wireless tank level monitoring is available.

The TEK line includes battery powered ultrasonic, radar and pressure sensors with cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and LoRa communication. The TEK 811 and TEK 871 are intrinsically safe cellular ultrasonic sensors. The 6320 SureSense sensor reads propane tanks over Bluetooth, and the e-Dial gauge indicates LPG levels for bobtails, transports and bulk storage tanks.

Manufacturing and sales facilities are in Coppell, Texas; Mexico City, Mexico; Brussels, Belgium; Warwick, UK; Shannon, Ireland; and Shanghai, China. The company's quality certifications include IATF 16949, which is implemented and certified at its North American facilities.

The company runs sales networks for North America, Latin America, Europe and Asia. Its website has product brochures, product design templates, instruction sheets, a newsroom, a supplier quality manual and an all products search filtered by technology, including guided wave radar, free space radar, capacitance, reed switch and ultrasonic.

Services

• Liquid level gauges
• Fuel and oil level sensors
• Water and coolant level
• Anhydrous ammonia level
• LP gas level
• Refrigeration level
• Tank level wireless monitoring
• Industrial gas and cryogenic level
• Capacitive level sensors
• Ultrasonic and radar level sensors