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Bluetooth Fuel Level Sensor with Personnel Radar and Cuttable Probe

JSC-FLS-BLE

JSC-FLS-BLE | BLE 5.4 | Built-in Battery | IP69 Claimed | Personnel Radar

The Jinshengchang Bluetooth Fuel Level Sensor is a probe-type monitoring device designed for fuel-tank applications.

BLE 5.4 for compatible receiver integration. Built-in battery for standalone sensor power. Up to 7-year battery life claimed in the image (conditions apply). Personnel-detection radar for activity near the installation. Cuttable probe for different installation depths. Mobile application configuration. IP69 enclosure protection claimed in the image. Fuel-level data for fleet and equipment platforms.

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01 / OVERVIEW

Overview

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The Jinshengchang Bluetooth Fuel Level Sensor is a probe-type monitoring device designed for fuel-tank applications.

The supplied information highlights BLE 5.4 communication, a built-in battery, mobile application configuration, a cuttable probe and personnel-detection radar.

Wireless communication can reduce the need for a dedicated signal cable between the sensor and a compatible receiver. The probe still requires correct mechanical installation in the tank.

Remote monitoring requires a compatible Bluetooth GPS terminal or gateway to receive sensor data and forward it to the platform. The sensor’s Bluetooth does not provide an independent cellular or satellite link, and the image does not establish integrated GPS.

“Probe-type Bluetooth fuel level sensor with BLE 5.4, built-in battery, cuttable probe and personnel-detection radar; compatible receiver required.”
Field conditions define the specification. Let the data answer the question before the problem escalates.

02 / SPECIFICATIONS

Specifications

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Product name: Bluetooth Fuel Level Sensor with Personnel Radar
Supplier: Shenzhen Jinshengchang Technology Co., Ltd.
Product structure: Sensor head with insertion probe
Bluetooth: BLE 5.4 (image claim)
Power: Built-in battery
Battery life: Up to 7 years claimed; conditions and replacement requirements to be confirmed
Radar function: Personnel detection (image claim)
Configuration: Mobile application
Probe adjustment: Cuttable within approved limits
Protection: IP69 claimed; test documentation to be confirmed
Model: To be confirmed
Fuel-level sensing principle: To be confirmed
Compatible liquids: Confirm approved fuel types and material compatibility
Probe length/minimum cut length: To be confirmed
Measurement range: To be confirmed
Accuracy/resolution: To be confirmed
Measurement/broadcast intervals: To be confirmed
Bluetooth range: Validate in the actual installation
Radar range/detection angle: To be confirmed
Battery type/capacity: To be confirmed
Operating temperature: To be confirmed
Mounting and sealing: Approved installation kit
Receiver protocol: Confirm payload documentation and compatible terminals
Hazardous-area approval: Not established by image; confirm if required

CE / FCC / RoHS and project-level certification; documents are provided after commercial confirmation.

In the box

Sensor ×1
Mounting/sealing kit (by configuration) ×1
Quick start guide ×1
Calibration notes ×1

03 / DEPLOYMENT

Deployment

Field-ready hardware, documented deployment and engineering support from NEXA.

Confirm tank

Fuel type, dimensions and sensor compatibility.

Check approvals

Hazardous-area or other approvals if required.

Qualified installation

Personnel qualified for the tank and environment.

Select location

Specified mounting and sealing arrangement.

Measure probe

Required length before modification.

Approved cutting

Follow procedure and preserve clearance.

Configure sensor

Complete setup after installation.

Pair receiver

Bind to the intended Bluetooth GPS/gateway.

Tank calibration

Build the level-to-volume curve.

Verify known levels

Check readings at known quantities.

Test Bluetooth

At the final installation position.

Set thresholds

Use representative operating data.

Refuel test

Validate before fleet rollout.

Typical schedule: sample and volume lead times are confirmed by configuration and certification requirements.

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04 / APPLICATIONS

Applications

Field-ready hardware, documented deployment and engineering support from NEXA.

Logistics trucks

Fuel records with vehicle journeys.

Construction machinery

Tank monitoring across work sites.

Agricultural machinery

Fuel records for approved equipment.

Mining support equipment

Assessment under representative conditions.

Diesel generators

Tank-level changes and refuelling.

Stationary fuel tanks

Gateway and approved installation.

Fleet integration

Data into an existing telematics platform.

05 / CUSTOMIZATION

Customization

Brand customization starts at 500 units, with 30–45 days for engineering validation and first delivery.

Sensor and receiver

BLE data format, device ID and compatible terminals.

Fuel and reports

Calibration, curves, refuelling events and alerts.

Radar events

Personnel-detection output and platform association.

Platform and API

Decoding, vehicle assignment, dashboards and API.

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06 / FAQ

FAQ

Field-ready hardware, documented deployment and engineering support from NEXA.

Is this a radar fuel-level sensor$1

The radar in the image is for personnel detection. The fuel-level sensing principle must be confirmed separately.

Does it contain GPS$2

The image does not establish integrated GPS. Vehicle location must come from a compatible GPS terminal.

Can it send fuel data directly to the cloud$3

Remote reporting requires a compatible receiver and onward link unless another communication module is explicitly specified.

Does IP69 mean explosion-proof$4

No. Enclosure protection does not establish hazardous-area approval.

Will every installation achieve 7 years$5

No guaranteed duration can be established from the image. Confirm battery specification, measurement schedule, radar activity and test conditions.

Can it measure fuel consumption directly$6

It measures fuel level. Consumption estimates require calibration, event processing and operating records.

Bluetooth Fuel Level Sensor with Personnel Radar and Cuttable Probe

Overview

Specifications

In the box

Deployment

Confirm tank

Check approvals

Qualified installation

Select location

Measure probe

Approved cutting

Configure sensor

Pair receiver

Tank calibration

Verify known levels

Test Bluetooth

Set thresholds

Refuel test

Applications

Logistics trucks

Construction machinery

Agricultural machinery

Mining support equipment

Diesel generators

Stationary fuel tanks

Fleet integration

Customization

FAQ

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