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Hydrant Monitoring

Get real-time visibility to hydrants and ensure water is available when it’s needed most.

Getting started with Hydrant Monitoring

From the app

Check hydrant pressure remotely to know if water is available in case of an emergency
Give firefighters access to your hydrant’s location and water status

Setup Examples

Equipment

Hydrant Monitoring Systems require one key piece of equipment.

Hydrant Monitoring Systems require two key pieces of equipment.

Hydrant Monitoring Systems require three key pieces of equipment.

Equipment is a one-time cost.

See how it works
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1. Base for signal coverage
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2. Primary battery or solar powered mote
3. Pressure sensor
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Typical Installation Steps

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DYNAMICALLY BY THE
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Drill & tap stand pipe
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Insert pressure sensor
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Connect mote
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Add to app
2-3 hours, simple
2-3 hours, intermediate
2-3 hours, advanced

Installation Requirements

Compatibility
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Compatible with wet and dry hydrants.

Dry hydrant installations tend to be more complex, with additional steps required to insert the pressure sensor in the supply line. If you're interested in monitoring a dry hydrant, contact us for more details.

Required tools
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Supplies
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Expand your system

Tank Monitoring
Monitor the levels in your supply tank
Pond Monitoring
Monitor pond levels to ensure water is available
Pump Control
Keep tanks full automatically