When a Palm Desert golf course needed reliable level measurement of their greywater reclamation tanks, they turned to Flowline. The course has four fairway bathrooms and one snack bar kitchen to serve members during a round. The sinks drain to sumps which then transfer filtered greywater to two hillside bulk storage tanks. From there, the water gravity feeds back to the toilets for flushing. If the tanks are full, the sump pumps are disabled, and the greywater is diverted to sewer overflow pipes. Maintenance stated that the past ultrasonic level sensors became erratic during the condensation cycles in the tanks, and members were naturally irate when the toilets ran out of out of water. For this reason, Flowline suggested our proprietary reflective ultrasonic level sensors that are unaffected by condensation. The ultrasonic sensors provide reliable level data to the SCADA system, which monitors the tanks and controls the pumps. Flowline is reliable level measurement.