Water from rivers
For an irrigation network or a water supply installation, river water use needs to match local demand. We start with the intake point, the available equipment and how you want your network to operate.
Together, we assess electrical control and automation needs so that the proposal fits the installation and the intended use of the water.
Making use of natural springs
A spring can supply crops or a water supply network. The route from the spring to the storage tank and the points of use determines what needs to be controlled at each installation.
Tell us about your spring, storage tanks and network. We will discuss which points could be automated and what information you need for their day-to-day management.
Control where it is needed
We bring our experience in electrical panels, PLC programming and telemetry to your project. Depending on the equipment and site conditions, we assess:
- Pump automation and operation in relation to network demand.
- The measurements and status information you need from the installation.
- Options for remote control and updates on equipment operation.
Tell us about your local water source
Tell us where the river or spring is, whether the water is intended for irrigation or water supply, and what equipment is already in place. That is where the discussion about your installation begins.