We specialize in helping water users to measure, record and control the water that they have responsibility over. Our systems are rugged and reliable. We offer free consultation on how our systems might fit your project requirements. We also offer radio path surveys and would be happy to consult with your engineers on designing a system to meet your needs.

We can install fully automated monitoring and control systems for municipal, industrial, agricultural, and many other applications. These are known as SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems. A SCADA systems can allow you to remotely monitor live data from tanks, reservoirs, pumps, control valves, and scales, and then automatically or manually (remotely) adjust pumps, valves, gates, or other systems.

SCADA systems vary widely in size and complexity, but they consist of at least one or more sensors, a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller), and something to control, such as a pump, gate, or valve. Many systems also incorporate remote communications and internet-enabled control and monitoring software. Visit the links below, or call us at (435) 755-0774 to learn more.

There are many sensors and systems available for measuring flow rate through a pipe or open channel. These can be used to monitor reservoir or tank refilling or discharge, storm water or waste water flow. These can be combined with a SCADA automated control system. Click the links below or call us to learn more.

We sell and support water level sensors for a wide variety of applications, including reservoirs, tanks, ground water, and also flume or weir monitoring. Choose your application below to learn more. We also have SCADA systems to automatically monitor and refill storage tanks when the water level is low.

We offer systems for unattended, long-term monitoring of water quality that provide unmatched versatility and reliability. Our systems measure water quality in many municipal and industrial environments including water and wastewater treatment plants, landfills, processing plants, and more. Key components of our systems include dataloggers, sensors, and communications peripherals, which are customized for each application. Alert and warning systems can be triggered when certain conditions are met.