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Typical hardware configuration
Pump-Room Leak and Alarm RFQ Kit
Leak, dry-contact and remote alarm hardware for existing pump rooms.
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This example shows a typical hardware arrangement. The exact parts, interfaces and specifications are confirmed for the selected project before quotation.
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Monitoring objective
Add leak and equipment alarm visibility without replacing the pump controller.
Base hardware
- Leak cable or point sensors
- Alarm module or remote I/O
- Gateway for remote reporting
- Power supply and enclosure accessories
Project options
- Pressure, flow or temperature
- Local alarm output
- Panel enclosure
- Customer-platform handoff where supported
Details needed for selection
- Room layout and leak zones
- Pump and alarm signal list
- Existing controller and register maps
- Available power and network
- Upstream point list
Interfaces to confirm
Digital input / relayRS485 / Ethernet / 4G
Water-level monitoring
Illustration: water-monitoring site with field instruments, an RTU enclosure and tank infrastructure.
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Keep remote measurement points supplied
Size field power around the final equipment load, seasonal sunlight and visit interval.
Read the guideExclusions
- — Complete BMS design and local installation require an agreed scope
- — Energy savings and compliance depend on the site and applicable requirements
- — Confirm local legal metering requirements separately
- — Check gateway compatibility with the exact BMS or SCADA protocol and version
- — The responsible local contractor handles panel certification and electrical work
- — Billing and revenue metering require model-specific metrology approval
Application
Metering, leak, pump-room and gateway hardware for ESCOs, MEP contractors, panel builders and BMS integrators.
View application scopeAdd leak and equipment alarm visibility without replacing the pump controller.
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