Real-Time Monitoring
Rugged 4G monitoring that reports to one map and to the SCADA you already run, with alarms that reach people.
At a glance
- 4G from the fieldThe EDS Hawk needs no cabinet or mains power
- Every 60 secondsEvery site on one FlowSense map, worst first
- Email and SMS alarmsIncluding a logger that has gone quiet
- Your SCADAClearSCADA, Schneider CITECT, ELPRO and more
When a level rises or a logger goes quiet, you want to know now, not next week. Our rugged wireless equipment is built for the toughest sites, and reports over 4G to one map and your SCADA.
And we don’t just ship the boxes. We install, commission and support the equipment, so the data keeps arriving for the life of the program.
Key features
What you can count on
- Instruments we build ourselves
The Hawk logger and E-Flow 3 flow meter are designed and built by EDS, alongside the ranges we represent.
- Support from the people who install it
Our crews put this equipment in, so the advice you get comes from the field.
- Data that keeps arriving
99.95% data availability under EDS DaaS, from a managed fleet with continuous oversight.
What we monitor in real time
- Sewer flow, depth and velocity
- Wet well levels, pump runs and alarms
- Blockage and overflow levels in chambers and lateral sewers
- Water quality, including pH, EC, turbidity, nitrate and nitrite
- Rainfall in the catchments we monitor
- Pressure in water networks, with the EPM-2 portable 4G logger
How the data reaches you
- 4G from the field
EDS and Detectronic loggers report over the mobile network. The battery-powered EDS Hawk lives inside the manhole, with no cabinet or mains power.
- EDS FlowSense
Every site on one map, refreshed every 60 seconds, worst first: open alarms, quiet loggers and sites outside their normal range.
- Alarms that reach people
Threshold and no-data rules, sent once by email and SMS when the state changes. A dead logger gets caught as well as a high level.
- Your own systems
Feeds to your SCADA or historian, and a read API, with nothing installed on your control network.
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.