Measure where it matters.
Well level, pressure, flow and selected quality parameters complement each other. Sensors are selected for each measurement point.
Drinking water & supply
From abstraction to the network: keep track of well levels, pressure and flow. We connect your instrumentation to a shared data analysis system.
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Measure continuouslyMonitor wells and transfer points
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Connect appropriatelyConnect existing meters and sensors
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Put data to workCompare trends and volumes
From measurement to decisions
Measure. Connect. Understand.
Sensors, data loggers and analysis work together as a system. The equipment is selected for your measurement task and location.
Connect existing equipment.
Pulse-counter adapters and interfaces connect existing water meters and sensors to the data logger. Compatibility and installation are checked first.
See the bigger picture.
Shared time series help put pressure fluctuations and differences in volume into context. Thresholds and notifications support daily operations.
In the field
Monitoring that fits the site.
A look at real installations: mounting is part of the solution, along with sensors, power and access to data.
At the well.
Data logger and sensor cable at a well installation.
Monitoring inside the well chamber.
Blue valves, probes and cables inside a well chamber.
Suitable systems
The right equipment for your task.
Start with the logger, sensors or a complete station. We help match the components to your application.
Remote data access
Aquatos Web LTX
Data logger with mobile transmission for monitoring sites with central data access.
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Aquatos mini
Compact data logger for gauges and groundwater sites with Bluetooth readout.
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Sensors & adapters
Sensors and interfaces for your chosen parameters and existing equipment.
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Technical details
Technical details
Measurement parameters, installation and methodological notes in detail.
What we measure.
In water supply, gap-free monitoring of the whole chain matters: well level and delivery head at abstraction, pressure and flow in the distribution network, and the quality parameters at the works or reservoir outlet. Aquatos loggers read existing water meters via pulse-counter adapters and integrate flow and quality sensors over SDI-12/Modbus.
- Well level & delivery headearly warning on declining yield
- Pressure in the networkpressure-zone monitoring, leak indication
- Flowpulse counter for any common meter, MID via SDI-12/Modbus
- Turbidityoptical per ISO 7027 at the reservoir outlet
Methods & standards.
Turbidity at the works or reservoir outlet is relevant under TrinkwV § 14a; the distribution network follows DVGW W 400. Flow is captured via calibrated water meters (pulse output) or MID and balanced in the Sensormanager, e.g. for leak detection via volume reconciliation at handover points.
Connecting a supply network?
We match pulse-counter adapters, pressure and quality sensors to your existing equipment — get in touch.