Monitor and control pumps, boreholes and reservoirs.

Yes. With a water-level sensor fitted, Smarta shows how groundwater levels change while the pump runs and after it stops. Compare that recovery with flow and pumping history to help plan run and rest periods, and spot changes over time.

The useful comparison is electricity cost per kilolitre of water delivered. Smarta brings together measured energy, water volume and your electricity tariff to compare sources. We use those measurements to configure the lowest-cost suitable boreholes to run first, taking groundwater levels, available yield and reservoir demand into account. See the estate case study.

Yes. A reservoir’s level can trigger compatible pumps to start when storage is low and stop at an upper level. Pumping schedules and borehole low-water stop rules can be configured alongside reservoir control, so the setup considers both the water in storage and the level at the source.

Smarta can alert your team to pump trips, low or high water levels, high pressure, sensor faults and a site that stops reporting. Notifications can be configured for the app, email or Telegram. Your team can then check the site’s readings and alarm history, and use authorised remote controls where fitted.

With flow and electrical monitoring fitted, you can compare water delivered, energy used and running time over similar periods. If a pump needs more electricity to deliver the same volume, or runs longer while flow falls, the trend helps your maintenance team decide what to investigate. Graphs, history and reports keep that evidence available.

Often, no. Smarta can be added to compatible existing pump panels, with sensors for the measurements you need. We assess the pumps, controls, power and connectivity before recommending the installation. A photo of your pump panel and a short description of the boreholes and reservoirs is a useful starting point. Request a site assessment.