Manage your tanks and pumps without going to site
Remotely monitors water tank levels, pump status, pressure and flow. Runs pumps automatically according to level and sends notifications on faults and overflow risk. Brings pumping stations for drinking water, irrigation and industrial facilities together on one panel.
From sensor to screen in one flow
A field measurement reaches you within seconds via the device and the cloud. The dots show the live journey of the data.
1 Sensors
2 Devices
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Data collection, storage, analysis and alarm management
- Cloud or on-premise server
- Encrypted data transmission
- Unlimited history
4 Sent to you
General system features
Automatic operation
The pump starts when the tank level drops and stops when it is full; overflow and dry running are prevented.
Pump health
Current, operating hours and number of starts are monitored; a pump about to fail is noticed in advance.
Fault and overflow alarms
Instant notification of pump faults, pressure drops, power outages and critical levels.
Multiple sites
All tanks and pumping stations on a map; see at a glance which site has a problem.
Water and energy report
Water pumped and energy used; energy cost per m³ is calculated.
Duty rotation
Multiple pumps are brought into service in turn for even wear.
Go live in 4 steps
Site survey
Tank, pump and panel layout are reviewed.
Sensors
Level, pressure and flow sensors are installed.
Panel integration
The control unit is connected to the pump panel.
Automation
Operating scenarios and alarm thresholds are set.
Where is it used?
Municipal Water Utilities
Drinking water tanks and pumping stations.
- Multi-site map
- Energy cost
Agricultural Irrigation
Irrigation cooperatives and well pumps.
- Solar-powered site
- Well level
Industrial Facilities
Process water, fire water and cooling tanks.
- Fire tank level
- Pump fault alarm
Residential Complexes
Monitoring booster pumps and water tanks.
- Tank empty alarm
- Booster pump fault
Wastewater
Wastewater pumping stations and septic tanks.
- Overflow alarm
- Pump duty rotation
Construction Sites
Temporary water supply and drainage pumps.
- Drainage pump monitoring
- Remote control
Frequently asked questions
Does it work on a site without electricity?
Yes. A field station powered by a solar panel and battery sends data over a cellular connection.
Can it connect to my existing pump panel?
The control unit connects to the contactor and relay circuits in the existing panel; replacing the panel is usually not necessary.
Which level sensor do you use?
Ultrasonic or radar is preferred in closed tanks and hydrostatic (submersible) sensors in wells. We choose according to the tank structure during the survey.
Is starting pumps remotely safe?
Dry-run and overflow protection run locally in the control unit; even if the connection drops, the pump stops safely.
No more site visits to check your tanks
Let’s design a system for your sites that monitors your water tanks and pumps remotely and runs them automatically.