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Water Tank Overflow Alarm

Hardware path for remote water tank overflow alarms using level sensors, gateways and alert-ready data.

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Problem to solve

Overflow is usually discovered after water loss, site damage or manual inspection. The monitoring path must identify high level early and send the alarm through a reliable network.

Measurements that matter

  • High level threshold
  • Overflow state
  • Gateway online status
  • Optional pump or valve feedback

Suggested hardware configuration

  • Radar or ultrasonic level sensor
  • RS485 / Modbus or wireless node
  • LoRaWAN, NB-IoT or 4G gateway
  • Alarm payload to dashboard, cloud or SCADA

Equipment in the system

Example equipment arrangement. Check compatibility and agree who handles software, PLC/SCADA programming and site installation.

Information needed before quotation

  • Tank height and liquid type
  • Alarm threshold and response time
  • Power source and network coverage
  • Target country and communication preference

Recommended next steps

  • Review water tank level monitoring
  • Compare radar and ultrasonic sensors
  • Request a quote with tank photos and dimensions

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FAQ

What does SunGene need before quoting Water Tank Overflow Alarm?

For a quotation, send these details: Tank height and liquid type; Alarm threshold and response time; Power source and network coverage; Target country and communication preference. We use them to select sensors, gateways, power and the data connection.

How do we choose the high-water alarm point?

Use the tank height, normal filling level and overflow outlet to agree a high-water threshold. Allow time for the operator to respond, and test the alarm while the tank can still be filled safely.

Does a remote alert stop the filling pump?

A message tells the assigned person that the tank needs attention. Automatic shutdown needs a separately specified local control and protection circuit. Confirm the pump feedback and local interlock with the site electrician.

What should I check before selecting equipment?

Record these site details: High level threshold; Overflow state; Gateway online status. Check the sensor output, receiving input, power supply and installation conditions together. Confirm any required approvals for the exact model and destination.