Never be surprised by an empty tank.
Know the level of every tank, what the building consumes, and whether each pump is doing its job.
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SampleLive
Average tank level
64%
−3%
Consumption today
18.4 m³
+1.8%
Pumps running
2
of 5
Open alarms
1
low level
Consumption per day
Tank levels
Block A72%
Block B22%
Block C74%
Tanks
| Tank | Building | Level | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tank 1 | Block A | 82% | Normal |
| Tank 2 | Block A | 61% | Normal |
| Tank 3 | Block B | 22% | Low |
| Tank 4 | Block C | 74% | Normal |
Switch between Fleet, Energy and Water. This is a sample board, with invented figures, to show what each project type gives you.
Water, from supply to tap
Tank levels
Level as a percentage, or as volume from the tank's dimensions.
Alarms with instructions
Low level
An alarm at the level you set, before the tank is empty.
Missing data
A sensor that stops reporting is flagged, never assumed to be fine.
What to do
Each alarm carries the response you wrote for it, so whoever receives it knows the next step.
For one building or many
Sites
Group tanks and pumps by building. See one site or all of them.
The right people
A caretaker sees one building. A manager sees the portfolio.
Dashboards
Start from a template and change it to fit the building.
Reports
Consumption by building and period, tank levels over time and the alarms raised. On screen, or sent on a schedule.
FAQ
- Which sensors work?
- Level, flow and pump controllers that can send readings over MQTT. A device type maps each value to its role.
- Do you cover air conditioning or access control?
- Not today. Buildings on SmartSense start with water: tanks, supply, consumption and pumps.
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