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Flood Alert System
By combining non-contact water level measurement technology with reliable wireless communications and solar charging, NexSens flood alert systems are easy to install, operate, and maintain.
Bridge Mount
NexSens flood alert systems are designed to mount directly onto bridges, dams, and other structures. The non-contact design keeps equipment safe above the water with no components actually submerged.
Submersible Data Logger
While typically mounted above water, flood alert systems are vulnerable to high water conditions. The NexSens SDL submersible data logger provides the required protection. It includes a plug-and-play interface to non-contact radar level sensors, offering a complete measurement and communications package that can withstand complete submersion.
Wireless Communication
Radio, cellular, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or Iridium satellite telemetry options deliver real-time data from local and remote locations to your computer or mobile device.
Radar Level Sensor
The RLS uses non-contact radar technology to measure distance to water and thus water level. The unit can be deployed up to 115 feet above water. The use of radar technology and sophisticated data processing ensures accurate measurements across a wide temperature range and varying water surface conditions.
System Expansion
Flood alert systems accommodate additional sensors for monitoring rainfall, wind, barometric pressure, humidity, soil moisture, and many other parameters used for flood assessment.
Software and Data Management
Using iChart Live software and the optional WQData Live Web datacenter, project members can quickly access real-time water level data and make informed operational decisions as needed.
Alarm Notification
Automated alarm notifications can alert project personnel when parameters exceed a set threshold. Systems can send alerts via SMS text message or e-mail.
Startup Support
Application engineers are available for training and technical support, both by phone and in person. Our extensive field experience helps ensure seamless implementation of the monitoring project.
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