High Tide Technologies, LLC. applications

High Tide Technologies is tailor-made for the wastewater industry, and many of our customers have chosen us to monitor their lift stations. In addition to simple auto-dialer functionality, we also offer our customers pump statistics, rain gauge data, flow meter reporting, pump amp readings, preventative maintenance alerts, and a convenient & intuitive web-based monitoring dashboard.

Treatment Plant SCADA solutions from High Tide Technologies feature 28+ inputs and automatically send alerts via text, voicemail, or e-mail. In addition to receiving alarms, you can look at live plant data remotely rather than having to travel to the plant to see what is going on in your system. The HTT-4100 is typically used for treatment plant monitoring. The base model comes equipped with 28 discrete inputs, 12 analog inputs, and 8 discrete outputs. Optional modules can be added to increase all three signal types. The HTT-4100 works seamlessly with our web-based SCADA software.

Ever since our start in 2002, our SCADA solutions have fit perfectly with the water industry. With our solution, you can set up simple alarms for your existing systems. You can also remotely monitor & control your pump stations, tanks & wells, flow systems, or even small & large treatment plants. Our SCADA products and services are ideal for a water treatment plant.

Monitor & control your pump locations, lift stations, all the way up to complex treatment plant systems. High Tide Technologies is tailor-made for the wastewater sector, and our hundreds of customers in the industry agree. Our SCADA products and services are ideal for monitoring a wastewater treatment plant.

The High Tide Technologies solution is a perfect fit for the oil & gas industry. With our hardware products and software, you can monitor gas well production, pipeline flow, distribution system pressures and odor injection status. Our customers in this industry have benefited greatly from the gained ability to identify production problems in oil well fields and pressure drops in distribution system during those cold winter months.