Water & Utilities Remote Monitoring Solutions

Know what’s happening across your water assets — without travelling to every location.

Monitor water storage, wastewater tanks and other distributed utility assets remotely. LevelCon connects compatible sensors and remote monitoring gateways with an online platform, helping operators view current conditions, receive alerts and respond earlier when attention is required.

Discuss Your Water Monitoring Application

Improve Visibility Across Distributed Water Assets

Water and utility assets can be distributed across large service areas and difficult to inspect regularly. Remote monitoring provides greater visibility between physical inspections and helps operators prioritise maintenance and operational activities.

Reduce Manual Inspections

Check compatible measurements remotely and reduce unnecessary trips to individual tanks, reservoirs and utility sites.

Identify Changing Conditions Earlier

Review current measurements and historical information to identify declining levels or unusual changes requiring attention.

Receive Automatic Alerts

Configure alerts for defined limits or unexpected changes so the appropriate person can investigate.

Monitor Multiple Locations

Bring measurements from tanks and critical water assets across distributed locations into one monitoring platform.

Water and Utility Monitoring Applications

Every water asset and installation is different. Metromatics can help identify a suitable combination of LevelCon gateway, compatible sensor and communications method for the application and location.

Potable-Water Storage Tanks

Monitor water levels across potable-water storage tanks and distributed supply locations. Remote visibility can help operators identify declining storage levels and prioritise inspections or replenishment activities.

Wastewater and Effluent Tanks

Connect compatible sensors to monitor levels in wastewater, effluent and holding tanks. Sensor selection will depend on the stored liquid, tank construction, environmental conditions and required measurement.

Reservoirs and Water Storages

Monitor changing water levels in reservoirs, header tanks and other water-storage assets. Historical information can help operators understand changes between physical inspections.

Pump Stations

Monitor compatible tank, wet-well and field measurements associated with remote pump-station sites. The final configuration will depend on the measurements required and the equipment already installed.

Water-Treatment Chemical Tanks

Monitor compatible chemical and dosing-storage tanks used at water and wastewater facilities. Sensor and equipment selection must consider the chemical, tank material, site requirements and operating environment.

Remote and Regional Water Assets

Monitor tanks and water-storage assets in regional communities, remote facilities and distributed service locations where regular physical inspections can be time-consuming.

Measure. Connect. Monitor.

Measure

A compatible sensor collects the required measurement, such as level, pressure, temperature or flow.

Connect

A LevelCon gateway transmits the measurement using an appropriate cellular or satellite communications option.

Monitor

Authorised users can view current readings, historical trends, asset locations and alert status through the LevelCon platform.

See Your Water Assets in One Place.

The LevelCon monitoring platform brings connected gateways, sensors and monitored assets into one dashboard. Operators can review current readings, view historical information and receive alerts from a computer or compatible mobile device.

• View current measurements and equipment status
• Configure relevant low- and high-level alerts
• Review historical trends and usage information
• See monitored assets across multiple locations
• Provide access to authorised team members
• Receive notifications when defined conditions occur
  

Choosing the Right LevelCon Configuration

There is no single configuration for every water and utility monitoring application. The appropriate gateway, sensor, power arrangement and communications method will depend on the asset, required measurement, stored liquid and installation location.

To help Metromatics identify a suitable approach, tell us:

• What needs to be monitored
• What the tank or asset contains
• Tank dimensions and construction
• Required measurements
• Expected measurement range
• Number and location of assets
• Available power
• Cellular coverage at the site
• Existing sensors or field instruments
• Required alerts, reporting or system integration
• Environmental or installation requirements

Connectivity for Remote Water Assets

Water infrastructure is not always located where mains power or reliable cellular coverage is readily available. Depending on the application, LevelCon configurations may support cellular or satellite communications and battery or solar-assisted power arrangements.

Metromatics will review the location, available communications, reporting requirements and existing equipment before recommending an appropriate configuration.

Integration With Existing Water Infrastructure

Some sites may already have compatible level sensors, pressure transmitters, flow instruments or other field equipment. In these applications, it may be possible to connect selected measurements to a LevelCon gateway.

Compatibility must be confirmed before equipment is selected. Tell us the sensor type, output signal, power requirements and existing installation details so we can assess the application.

Local LevelCon Support for Australia and New Zealand

Metromatics can assist with initial requirements, product selection, system configuration, integration and ongoing technical support. We will work with your team to understand the application before recommending the appropriate LevelCon equipment.

Tell Us What You Need to Monitor

Send us details of the asset, stored liquid, dimensions, locations, required measurements and available communications. Metromatics will help determine whether LevelCon is suitable and identify an appropriate monitoring approach.