Pump Station Monitoring
Wet well levels, pump runs and alarms watched around the clock, from the company that built the Pump Station Manager.
At a glance
- Pump Station ManagerThe EDS flagship since 1991
- Wet well levelRadar and pressure sensing with the LIDoTT R
- SCADA integrationClearSCADA, Schneider CITECT, ELPRO and more
- Capacity against nameplatePump wear shown before it becomes a failure
Pump stations are where EDS began. We launched in 1991 with our flagship product, the Pump Station Manager (PSM), and we still design and build the instruments that watch over pump stations.
We supply and install monitoring for wet well levels, pump runs and alarms, and connect it to your SCADA. Flow data from upstream adds what SCADA can’t show: how the catchment responds to rain, and whether pump start and stop levels suit the flows arriving.
Utilities have used flow data from LIDoTT Smart sensors to refine those levels, cutting run time and power use.
What we provide
Applications
- Wet well level and overflow alarms
- Refining pump start and stop levels
- Reducing pump run time and power consumption
- Cross-checking network flow data against pump station records
Pump Station Manager in FlowSense
FlowSense works out station flow and pump condition from the level and run signals a station already has. No flow meter needed.
- What it needs
The wet well level signal, the run state of each pump, and the dimensions of the well. Most stations already produce the first two.
- What it reports
Volume in and out, pump starts and run hours, and energy per megalitre pumped.
- Capacity against nameplate
Each pump’s delivered capacity, set against its nameplate rating, shows wear before it becomes a failure.
- Honest about gaps
Cycles the record can’t support are left out and reported, not estimated.
Talk to the people who measure it.
Tell us about your network, site or project. A real person from our team will come back to you.