When the seaside city of Dana Point, California needed reliable level measurement of their storm water pump lift stations, they turned to Flowline. This community park is adjacent to the ocean at the bottom of a steep residential street. There a lift station collects and transfers storm water run-off to the treatment plant. During periods of heavy rain, the station fills very quickly and the operators had problems with ultrasonic level sensors that were unable to track the turbulent, fast rising water. For this reason, Flowline suggested the use of our pulse radar liquid level sensors that are unaffected by turbulence, foam and fast filling or emptying. The pulse radar sensor provides continuous level data to the SCADA system, which in turn, actuates the pumps to transfer the storm water. Flowline is reliable level measurement.