Problem / solution guide
Multi-Site Water Monitoring Dashboard
Hardware and data path planning for water monitoring dashboards covering tanks, pumps and reservoirs across sites.
Hardware in this guide
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Equipment selection, or help with the whole farm?
Send your country and a description of the equipment or problem. We can recommend a device, prepare a kit or plan the farm equipment and integration. Add technical details when available.
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Multiple water sites often use different sensors and networks. The dashboard only becomes useful when tags, alarms and site hierarchy are standardized.
Measurements that matter
- Site and asset ID
- Level, flow, pressure or pump state
- Alarm severity
- Gateway and network status
Suggested hardware configuration
- Site-level sensors and gateway
- Common tag naming plan
- MQTT or SCADA data path
- Dashboard-ready payload mapping
Equipment in the system
Example equipment arrangement. Check compatibility and agree who handles software, PLC/SCADA programming and site installation.
Data destination
Customer platform or an agreed third-party service
Information needed before quotation
- Site list and hierarchy
- Measured parameters per site
- Network availability
- Dashboard or customer platform owner
Recommended next steps
- Review water monitoring kit
- Compare dashboard vs integration
- Prepare site matrix
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FAQ
What does SunGene need before quoting Multi-Site Water Monitoring Dashboard?
For a quotation, send these details: Site list and hierarchy; Measured parameters per site; Network availability; Dashboard or customer platform owner. We use them to select sensors, gateways, power and the data connection.
How can operators compare several water sites fairly?
Use a stable site and point identifier, consistent units and the same time basis. Show the last received time for each point so an old reading is not compared with a current one.
What should the first pilot include?
Choose a manageable set of sites with different power or network conditions. Agree the point list, alarm recipients and export fields, then verify each reading against the site instrument before expanding.
What should I check before selecting equipment?
Record these site details: Site and asset ID; Level, flow, pressure or pump state; Alarm severity. Check the sensor output, receiving input, power supply and installation conditions together. Confirm any required approvals for the exact model and destination.