Water delivery across the farm
Connect level, flow and pump status with the water decisions your team makes.
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Typical hardware configuration
Irrigation Pump Status RFQ Kit
Remote run, fault, current and optional pressure monitoring.
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Monitoring objective
See whether dispersed irrigation pumps are running and receive defined alarm conditions.
Base hardware
- Split-core current or run input
- Optional pressure transmitter
- RTU with digital and analog inputs
- Power, antenna and enclosure accessories
Project options
- Cellular, Ethernet or LoRaWAN path
- Local indication
- Relay output subject to local safety design
Details needed for selection
- Motor rating, phase and voltage
- VFD, starter or panel model
- Available contacts/register map
- Monitoring versus control scope
- Alarm recipients and platform
Interfaces to confirm
Digital input / 4-20mA4G / MQTT
Water-level monitoring
Illustration: water-monitoring site with field instruments, an RTU enclosure and tank infrastructure.
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Connect separate fields and facilities
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Read the guideExclusions
- — Irrigation district system design requires a separately agreed engineering scope
- — Farm-management software and services are selected separately
- — Water savings and crop results depend on the site and operating practices
- — The local integrator is responsible for pump-control safety
- — Check compatibility with the exact VFD, controller and pump panel
- — Electrical installation is carried out by the responsible local team
Application
Solar, cellular and field-I/O hardware for pump dealers, well contractors, irrigation integrators and water-service providers.
View application scopeSee whether dispersed irrigation pumps are running and receive defined alarm conditions.
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