02 / ENVIROSENSE WATER

Every tank.
Every change.
One connected view.

A water-management architecture designed around the whole system: tanks, pumps, level changes, usage and the communications that keep them connected.

Engineering programme · Under development
ENVIROSENSE / WATERDEMO DATA
WATER MANAGEMENT

Tank overview

Illustrative site
Tank level68%Example fill level
06:0009:0012:0015:00
PumpOFF

Illustrative state

Battery82%
LoRa signal−94dBm
Solar charging · Sample statePreview only
BEYOND A LEVEL INDICATOR

Understand storage.
Plan the next action.

Water management needs context across equipment and sites. The following capabilities describe the system being developed.

01

Multiple tank monitoring

View tank identity, fill level and recent changes across a building or site.

02

Pump status + automation

Planned pump-state monitoring and control rules, subject to a site-specific electrical and safety design.

03

Level alarms

Low- and high-level notifications designed to support refill and overflow-prevention workflows.

04

Usage insights

Planned consumption estimates or flow-meter integration, depending on tank geometry and instrumentation.

05

Historical trends

Compare level changes and pump events to understand normal operation and investigate exceptions.

06

Device health

Include battery, solar charging, communication status and the time of the last update.

A COMPLETE SYSTEM VIEW

Connect level
with operation.

EnviroSense Level is the radar-sensing concept. EnviroSense Water is the broader management layer that brings level, pumps and related instrumentation together.

Overflow prevention and pump automation require local interlocks and a validated control design. The public preview does not operate equipment.

Explore the radar node →
CONCEPTUAL OPERATING FLOW
  1. MeasureTank level + instrument readings
  2. UnderstandTrends + thresholds + equipment status
  3. NotifyLow level + high level + communication loss
  4. ActOperator response or validated local automation
LET’S ENGINEER IT

Start with your water system.

Tell us the number of tanks, their dimensions, pump arrangement and available power or connectivity.

Discuss your project