A well is a finite resource. Measure its level before drought does.
Groundwater & Well Management
Live monitoring of water table level, abstraction rate and pump efficiency, with an alert when the level declines persistently.
The problem
Most wells on reclaimed land are run by feel: the pump runs until the field looks watered, then it stops. Nobody knows the water table level or how far it has dropped since last year - until the pump loses suction, at the worst possible moment.
How we solve it
A submersible pressure sensor inside the well logs the level every 15 minutes, and a meter on the discharge line logs abstraction. Together they give the well's real drawdown curve.
The same data yields pump efficiency: kilowatt-hours per cubic metre lifted. A rise in that figure is the first sign of impeller wear, and it usually shows up six months before the failure does.
What it delivers
The result is an abstraction decision built on a number: how much this well can give this season without an irrecoverable drop in level, and whether the pump is burning more diesel than it should.
What it includes
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Drawdown curve
Level logged every 15 minutes maps how the well behaves under pumping and after it stops.
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Pump efficiency
Kilowatt-hours per cubic metre - the indicator that precedes the failure.
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Decline alert
A warning when the level drops below the safe threshold set for that well.
What you receive
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Installation and setup
Submersible sensor and discharge-line meter, calibrated against well depth.
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Seasonal report
Level curve, abstraction rate and pump efficiency across the season.
Sectors we serve
Products
OCT-FM-100 Ultrasonic Flow Meter
A meter with no moving parts, measuring flow in 2 to 12 inch pipes to ±2%, running five years on a battery.
OCT-WL-500 Well Level Sensor
A submersible pressure sensor reading water level to 200 m depth, accurate to ±0.25% of full scale.
OCT-PM-600 Pump Energy Meter
A three-phase meter recording pump consumption and running hours, and turning both into kilowatt-hours per cubic metre.
Tell us about your land
Send the area, the crop and how you irrigate today. You get a written proposal with the numbers in it, not a sales call.