Monitoring
Pump operation monitoring
Is the pump actually running? A reading every five minutes, powered from the pump.
This one watches the pump itself and reports every five minutes - the fastest interval in the range, because a pump that has stopped is a problem measured in hours, not days.
Because it takes power from the installation rather than a battery, there is nothing to replace and no interval to miss. Current draw is measured directly in milliamps, so the reading tells you not only that the pump is running but roughly how hard it is working.
Rising current for the same duty is the early signal of a worn pump or a developing restriction. You only see that pattern if something is counting, and this counts every five minutes.
Specification
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Reporting interval | Every 5 minutes |
| Power | USB or inductive, from the installation |
| Sensing | Current draw, measured in mA |
| Readout | Phone app and PC |
| Subscription | None |
What we carry
- Pump operation sensors
- Current draw sensing
- Inductive and USB power options
- Run and fault alerts
- Retrofit to existing pumps
Not sure which one you need?
Tell us the size, the cover depth and what drives over it and we will work it out with you. No charge for the conversation.
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