Veratron Deep-Pipe Level Sender - 1100mm - 0 to 180 OHM

The Veratron Deep-Pipe Level Sender – 1100mm – 0 to 180 OHM is a precision fuel tank gauge sender designed for serious vehicle builders and mechanics who demand accurate fuel level monitoring in custom or marine applications. This float-type sender is engineered for deep fuel tanks where standard senders fall short, making it essential for custom fuel cell installations, restoration builds, and high-capacity tank setups. Whether you're retrofitting a classic hot rod, building a dedicated off-road rig, or installing auxiliary fuel capacity on a commercial vehicle, this sender delivers reliable, real-time fuel measurement without the guesswork.

Built with Veratron's reputation for marine and automotive sensor reliability, the Deep-Pipe Level Sender houses a float mechanism inside a 38mm diameter vertical tube that rises and falls with fuel level changes. The 0 to 180 OHM output signal integrates directly with most analog gauge clusters and aftermarket fuel level instrumentation, providing linear resistance change proportional to tank fill. Small baffle holes positioned at the top and bottom of the tube prevent fuel sloshing from causing erratic gauge needle movement—a critical feature for vehicles operating on uneven terrain or during aggressive driving. The 1100mm (43.3 inch) length accommodates deep custom tanks where standard 24- or 36-inch senders would run out of stroke, and its robust construction resists corrosion and fuel degradation over extended service life.

This sender is ideal for custom fabricators, restoration specialists, and powersports enthusiasts installing bespoke fuel systems where OEM senders are incompatible with tank depth or geometry. Installation requires a simple threaded or flanged mounting point at the tank top and a three-wire connection (ground, power, signal) to your gauge or engine control module—no special calibration needed for standard 0–180 OHM gauge circuits. Mechanics working on fuel cell conversions, marine engine swaps, or auxiliary tank systems will appreciate the reliability and the ability to mount in tanks exceeding conventional sender depths, eliminating the need for in-tank fuel pumps or complex level compensators.