Sewers - Water and Wastewater - Sewer Cleaning

For many utilities, up to two thirds of the treated wastewater is infiltration water or inflow from combined sewers. This significantly increases operating costs but also capital expenditures as unnecessary investments in new treatment capacity has to be added. Another problem besides treating too much wastewater is that large quantities of sand and other particles can enter the pipes. This wears them down, decades before their service-life is expected to end.

Further, large quantities of untreated wastewater is released into the nature, where utilities are often unaware of the extent of the problem and where to focus their resources to reduce the problem.

By measuring the water level with the accurate and contactless LS-7389 level sensor, you get the full picture of the behavior of your wastewater network and the problems of overflow, infiltration and inflows. 

Further, the Fenix Hub provide you automated calculations of volume flows in the wastewater- or stormwater networks.

The best part; the system is Plug & Play with minimum effort for installation. No need for electricity or complex antenna solutions outside of the well.

You can also improve your analysis by comparing water levels with rain sensor data.