Monitor water level and pump status at remote sites. We help match the sensors, data logger, power and network, then agree how the data reaches your platform.
Tell us your country and what you need to see remotely, with an email address for our reply.
Tell us the country, what you need to measure, and any existing equipment, power or network. Send the details you know. We check suitable equipment and ask for any information still needed to quote a sample or pilot.
A shortlist of two or three equipment families and the site information needed to size the solar panel and battery. A quotation follows configuration review.
Send these 2–4 facts first
Country / radio region
What must be seen: tank level, well level, pump run/fault
The quotation confirms the selected model, availability, applicable certificates, price and lead time.
Fit and scope to confirm
Who this is for
Distributors, equipment dealers and system integrators supplying tanks, wells, reservoirs or pump stations
Buyers who can name the liquid or water source, roughly how far the site is from power/network, and whether this is a sample, pilot or later volume buy
Scope to confirm separately
—Consumer water-tank gadgets, household plumbing, or one-off DIY kits
—Custody-transfer, SIL, explosion-proof or classified-area packages unless those certificates are requested and then confirmed in writing
—Software, dashboards and platform integration are available within an agreed scope; they are quoted separately from the equipment shortlist
Base hardware and options
Base hardware
Level transmitter selected after liquid, range and mounting are known (submersible family is the usual starting point for tanks and wells)
Low-power RTU or telemetry node for scheduled reports and alarms
Solar, battery and enclosure package when mains power is not reliable
Antenna, cabling and field accessories sized after the radio and cable run are known
Options
Mains-powered multi-tank RTU instead of solar when the panel already has power
Radar or other non-contact level family when the liquid or mounting rules out a submersible
Pump run, fault, current or optional pressure points on the same RTU when the starter signals exist
4G, NB-IoT or LoRaWAN uplink after country, band and coverage are confirmed
Equipment recommendations, quotation and testing
What to send first
An email address where we can reply; company details are optional
Country or destination market
What must be seen remotely: tank level, well level, pump run/fault, or a mix
Sample, pilot or volume stage, plus a rough site count if you have one
What we can deliver
A model shortlist with links to the available product documents
Interface list to confirm: 4-20 mA / RS485, digital inputs, and the proposed uplink
Pilot BOM after the shortlist is accepted — still configuration-level until the ordered model is confirmed
Acceptance on the quoted configuration: the selected sensor range, RTU I/O and a test report against the agreed registers or MQTT fields
Sample → pilot → volume
Sample
One sensor + one RTU/power set for lab or one site. Exact connectors and cable length are confirmed before shipment.
Pilot
Repeatable package for 1-5 sites after the first site’s signals and power are proven.
Volume
Repeat the accepted configuration. Price, MOQ and lead time are quoted only after that configuration is frozen.
Available equipment documents
Compare the submersible level transmitter, solar field-power and 4G industrial RTU specifications using the linked product documents
Check the listed interfaces, supply and installation conditions against your site
The final model, connectors and accessories are confirmed in the quotation
Confirm before quotation
—Exact ordered model / configuration code, certificates for the destination market, stock, MOQ, lead time and price
—Well depth, tank height, liquid, cable length, solar autonomy and radio region
We check your site details and reply with suitable equipment or any information still needed for selection. Price and delivery are confirmed in a written quotation.
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