
Water delivery across the farm
Connect level, flow and pump status with the water decisions your team makes.
Explore this requirementWells, reservoirs, tanks & irrigation supply
Plan sensing, field power, communication and platform integration around the water decisions you need to make.
Discuss Your Project
The field requirement
See available water, changing level, flow or pressure and pump status across remote farm water points. Agree whether the project is monitoring only or includes a separately designed control scope.
SunGene handles equipment sourcing, farm system architecture and the agreed software or integration work. On-site construction and installation are carried out by local teams; we can help you find and coordinate a suitable partner.
Review the installed equipment and its outputs. We can assess adding data collection or transmission before recommending replacements.
Define the water-level and pump-status information you need, then select measurement, power and communication options.
Tell us the country, roughly how many water points and what you want to know. Water depth, power, network and platform details can follow.
Discuss this water pointLevel, flow, pressure and pump-status signals → logger or remote I/O → site network or cellular connection → shared data destination → agreed trends and alerts.
Site & interface review
Working with what is already there
Existing level transmitters, meters, pumps and control panels may be retained after reviewing signal types, documentation and connection authority. Monitoring can often be scoped around the existing control system.
Review equipment compatibilityOur project role
The proposal defines equipment, software functions, testing, site responsibilities and support. This application page describes a scope for discussion, not a preconfigured or already accepted installation.
See our integration servicesUseful before you begin

Water monitoring selection guide
Choose the first useful measurement for a well, tank or irrigation supply without assuming one sensor can answer every water question.
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Selection & integration guide
A distributed water-monitoring review exposed why a power estimate from another logger configuration cannot be reused unchanged.
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Project planning example
How cleaning, calibration, local installation and data acceptance become part of a distributed monitoring project.
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Integration guide
Decide where data goes, who can access it and which functions the integration actually includes.
Read the guideSelect the version for your controller, power and site.
Let’s start with your field
A short description, site photo or equipment list is enough to start the conversation.