No, the vacuum would not affect it. It’s a full enclosed, basically sonic sensor. A hole would be punched into the tank, and the machine guys will do this on the front end. Then you can either put a bulkhead fitting or some kind of sanitary fitting that is welded on. You can also look up the sanitary fitting on a website called McMaster-Carr. Usually, we attach the sonic velocity sensor by way of a sanitary fitting, and this is how it would be attached or installed into the RP tank.