Solutions
100 implementation-ready solutions in ten domains, each with the problem, the protocol path, the recommended product series and a project manager’s checklist.
10 solutions
05Water & Environmental
S41–S50S41
Water Pump Station Monitoring
Pump stations are spread across the network and visited on rounds, so a tripped pump, a high level or a power failure is reported by residents before the operator knows.
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Water Treatment Plant Monitoring
Treatment stages were automated at different times by different contractors, so filters, dosing and clear-water tanks sit on separate PLCs and SCADA screens.
Learn more →S43
Wastewater Treatment Monitoring
Aeration blowers use most of the plant’s energy, yet dissolved oxygen, blower power and effluent quality are logged separately, so the plant cannot show compliance and efficiency together.
Learn more →S44
Smart Water Metering
Water meters in basements and shafts are read by hand or estimated, causing billing disputes and hiding leaks until the bill arrives.
Learn more →S45
Water Pressure Monitoring
Low pressure complaints and pipe bursts point to pressure problems, but the network has few pressure points and none are reported in real time.
Learn more →S46
Water Network Leakage Detection
Non-revenue water is high but nobody can say in which district it is lost, because inflow meters and night-flow data are not collected per zone.
Learn more →S47
Tank & Reservoir Monitoring
Roof tanks and reservoirs overflow or run dry because level switches only drive the local pump, and nobody is alerted until occupants complain.
Learn more →S48
Water Quality Monitoring
pH, turbidity and chlorine are checked by grab samples, so a quality event between samples is found late and records for the regulator are incomplete.
Learn more →S49
Flood & Drainage Monitoring
Low points, underpasses and drainage pumps are checked by patrol during storms, so flooding is reported by the public before crews are dispatched.
Learn more →S50
Remote Water Telemetry Gateway
Hundreds of small remote assets (wells, valves, booster sets) have no fixed network, and a proprietary RTU per site is expensive to buy and maintain.
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