Controlling and monitoring wells

Monitor parameters such as operation, faults, operating hours, flow rate, pressure, etc.

The measurement data is saved continuously and transmitted to the data centre in interval mode, e.g. every 12 hours.

However, it is not possible to actively intervene in pump operation remotely.

E-mails, text messages or phone calls warn and alert you in the event of limit value violations and system faults.

Fault messages are also transmitted immediately eventhough the data transfer is set to an interval mode!

In the datacenter, visualisations and analyses help you to interpret the recorded process data.

Statistical analyses provide you with an overview and automatic reports on flow quantities, etc.

The pumps are actively controlled on the basis of level values or pressures. This ensures automatic operation of the station.

In addition, automatic timers and flushing systems can be activated to effectively prevent water to contaminate in long pipework.

In addition to the local control function, you can also remotely stop automatic operation and switch the pumps manually.

Of course, this also works with other controllable components such as motorised valves, disinfection systems and much more.

You can change switching points and thresholds remotely at any time via the datacenter. You no longer need to be on site to do this!

The well is activated automatically depending on the switching thresholds of a remote station that is also integrated, such as an elevated tank.

The station connection can be established via cellular network, WLAN and ethernet.

This allows one connection to fail without disrupting remote monitoring, while the second takes over seamlessly.

However, if a communication fault occurs between the stations, each of the stations assumes a so-called fail-save state (safety state).

This ensures that your system does what you expect it to do in the event of a fault.