Smart flood warning sensors
Real-time flood monitoring for effective prevention and immediate action in affected or non-affected areas.
Wireless smart sensors send critical real-time data on water flow levels and detect the presence of water in high-risk areas.
1. Simple, wireless, maintenance-free and with a battery life of up to 5 years.
2. Discreet, durable and easy to install with minimal visual disturbance.
3. IP68 protection rating to withstand even the harshest climatic conditions.
4. Real-time monitoring and data logging in a historical database.
5. Sending notifications via email and SMS for immediate recognition of events.
There are 2 types of sensors available: “LiDAR distance sensors” and “Water presence sensors“.
LiDAR distance sensor
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Water presence sensor
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Smart water detection sensors can be applied in different places and for different purposes, depending on the water monitoring and management needs. The following are specific examples of applications:
- Rivers and Streams: They are placed along rivers and streams to monitor water levels. They help to predict floods and inform the authorities and residents of impending floods.
- Lakes and Dams: They are used to monitor water levels in lakes and dams. They provide critical data for water management and the prevention of overflows or breaches in dams.
- Aqueducts and Water Tanks: Applied to aqueducts and reservoirs to manage water levels and ensure a steady supply of water to consumers. They help prevent leaks and manage water supplies efficiently.
- Drainage and stormwater networks: they are installed in manholes, channels and pipes to monitor the level of stormwater and drainage. They prevent overflows and help manage runoff effectively during heavy rainfall events.
- Roads and bridges: used at road network locations that are vulnerable to flooding, such as bridges and crossings near rivers or streams. They provide data for safe passage of vehicles and early action in case of flooding.
- Public spaces and parks: They are applied in public parks and squares with artificial water bodies, such as ponds and fountains, to monitor water levels and prevent overflows.
- Underground and building sites: installed in underground buildings, garages and boiler rooms to detect rising water levels and prevent flooding or leaks that can damage infrastructure and equipment.
- Agricultural land and irrigation systems: Used in farmland and irrigation systems to monitor water levels in irrigation canals and reservoirs. They help in optimal water management for crops.
Water level sensors are critical tools for flood prevention, management of water resources and protection of infrastructure and human life. Their application in different areas and for different purposes ensures reliable data collection and timely response to hazardous situations.
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