Know the moment your pump stops.
A solar-charged pressure sensor on your bore or pump line sends an SMS and app alert when pressure drops - so a failed pump doesn't mean empty troughs by morning.
A pump failure costs more than the pump.
Most pump problems aren't found until someone notices dry troughs. By then the damage is done.
Pumps burn out running dry
When a bore runs low or a suction line blocks, the pump keeps running with no water. An early alert lets you switch it off before it's damaged.
Stock can't wait until morning
A failure at 9pm can mean a night without water. Knowing straight away means you can switch to a backup tank or call for help.
Callouts add up
An after-hours callout runs $400 – $800+, and a replacement pump far more. The sensor costs less than one callout.
See how your pump is really behaving.
Pressure is read every minute, so you see every pump cycle - not just whether it's on or off.
Low pressure alerts
Set your own threshold. When a reading comes in below it, you get an SMS and an app notification - day or night.
Spot short-cycling
A pump starting and stopping many times an hour often means a failed pressure tank bladder. You'll see it in the cycle pattern before the pump wears out.
13 months of history
Compare this week with last season. See if cycles are getting longer, pressure is creeping down, or a repair actually fixed the problem.
Each peak is a pump cycle. Changes in the pattern are an early warning.
Where to put it
Anywhere on the line works. These are the most common spots on a pumped supply.
- Pump outlet: see cut-in/cut-out behaviour and catch a pump failure fastest
- Tank inlet: confirm the bore or pump is actually filling the tank
- Out on the line: mount it on a fence post wherever sun and signal are best
Ready to start monitoring?
$349.95, then $13.80 a month (incl. GST). Installs in under 10 minutes.