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Simarine STR2 Radar Tank Sensor – NMEA2000 & Bluetooth

Simarine STR2 Radar Tank Sensor – NMEA2000 & Bluetooth

Simarine STR2 Radar Tank Sensor: The Digital Solution with NMEA 2000
The new Simarine STR2 Radar Tank Sensor uses advanced micro-radar technology for completely contactless and millimeter-precise level measurement through plastic tanks. Whether it's fresh water, grey water, black water, or fuel – interfering factors like foam or condensation do not affect the measurement. The STR2 is the purely digital variant and integrates seamlessly (without additional modules) into your NMEA 2000network. This way, you always have your tank levels in view on your chartplotter or MFD. Thanks to integrated Bluetooth, initial and fine calibration are effortlessly done directly via smartphone with the Simarine App.

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Manufacturer: Simarine
Manufacturer part number: STR2


Simarine STR2 Radar Tank Sensor for NMEA 2000 Networks

With the Simarine STR2 Radar Tank Sensor, you can elevate fluid level management on your yacht or in your caravan to a new level. Designed for modern onboard systems, this sensor sends precise measurement data directly to the NMEA 2000 backbone.

Contactless Micro-Radar Technology

The STR2 does not use prone-to-failure floats or moving parts within the medium. It is simply glued to the top of the plastic tank and measures the distance to the liquid surface with high precision via radar – directly through the closed plastic lid! No drilling below the fill line is required.

  • Insensitive to interference: Deposits, foam, vapors, or condensation do not falsify the radar readings.

  • Versatile: Perfectly suited for fresh water, grey water, black water (holding tanks), and fuels such as diesel or gasoline.

Seamless NMEA 2000 Integration (Plug & Play)

The sensor is a full NMEA 2000 node (PGN 127505) and is simply plugged into the existing backbone of your onboard network via its integrated cable. Complex wiring or an expensive converter are completely eliminated. This allows tank data to be read centrally on compatible multifunction displays (MFDs), chartplotters, or digital displays in the cockpit.

Smart Calibration via Bluetooth

Assigning tanks (e.g., "Fresh Water Tank 1" or "Starboard Diesel Tank") and calibration has never been easier. The sensor is equipped with Bluetooth and can be wirelessly configured using the free Simarine App. Basic calibration (Full/Empty) is done automatically. For asymmetrical tanks or tanks adapted to complex hull shapes, the app also offers manual multi-point calibration.

The "Simarine Connect" app works on Android version 11 and above, and iOS version 12.2 and above.

(Note: The radar sensor measures flawlessly through plastic. For metal tanks, a special, separately available flange adapter (S5) with an integrated viewing window is required so that the radar can look into the tank).

5. Technical Data

This table is ideal for the specifications tab at the bottom of the page:

Property Specification
Model STR2 (Digital NMEA 2000 Version)
Measurement Principle Contactless micro-radar (shoots vertically downwards)
Suitable Liquids Water, grey water, black water (feces), fuels
Mounting Glued to plastic tanks (measures through the plastic). An adapter is required for metal tanks.
Measurement Range (Tank Height) 150 mm to 2000 mm
Power Supply 8 – 30 V DC (via the NMEA 2000 network)
Current Consumption approx. 20 mA (at 12 V)
Digital Signal Outputs NMEA 2000 (PGN 127505)
Analog Signal Outputs None (For analog outputs, see the sister model STR1)
Wireless Connection Bluetooth (for live data and settings via Simarine App)
Dimensions (Ø x H) 62 mm x 32 mm
Connection NMEA 2000 Micro-C connector

Also available: STR1 Sensor with data output for analog displays and Bluetooth. Compatible with most displays. Perfect integration into the Simarine PICO system.