Rain Harvesting Connect

Tank Gauge Pressure (Satellite)

$949.00
$949.00
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The Tank Gauge Pressure (Satellite) is a device that allows you to monitor your tank levels and track the inflow and outflow of water remotely via satellite coverage.

You can compare daily, weekly, monthly and yearly tank levels, as well as compare levels from multiple tanks to give you a broad view of your water usage.

It features a simple yet robust pressure sensor that is suitable for tanks up to 10 meters tall and provides consistent tracking and alerts to help you stay informed about level changes, compare usage across multiple tanks, and identify potential system improvements - ultimately saving you time, fuel and labour costs.

The annual subscription cost is $149 per year.

  • Satellite
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All-in-one design

The integrated monitor and satellite radio create a convenient single-unit setup.

Monitor your water, from anywhere

Satellite coverage works almost anywhere so that you can monitor your tank levels and track the inflow and outflow of water.

Customisable alerts

You can set alerts so that at any water level you receive regular updates or warnings. This could be if your tank has risen to a particular level, or if your tank has dropped to a particular level.

Keep your property in sync

Overlay tank levels against other devices, like rain gauges, trough gauges and dam gauges so that you can identify system improvements. You can share data to other users within the app, whether that’s a family member, a co-worker or someone else – we make sure the people who need this data have seamless access to it.
Simply drill a hole in top of your tank, secure the mounting plate to the tank and to the gauge, install batteries into the device and install the app onto your phone/smart device and you’re ready to go!
The 4 x AA batteries will typically last a year or more.
It might be necessary to periodically wipe the end of the pressure sensor. Simply lift up the device, the cable will pull through, and then you can clean the sensor.