The Smart Water Tank Monitoring System is a compact agricultural monitoring device designed to continuously monitor the water level in overhead or storage tanks using an ultrasonic distance sensor. The system calculates the available water level in real time and displays the tank status on an integrated LCD display.
 
The tank height can be conveniently configured using the built-in control knob, allowing the system to be adapted for tanks of different sizes without modifying the software. Audible alerts are generated whenever the tank becomes empty or reaches full capacity, enabling timely action to prevent water shortages or overflow.
 
Designed for laboratory demonstrations, agricultural education, research, and small-scale field applications, the system offers a practical solution for understanding water level monitoring techniques while promoting efficient water management.
 
Key Features
Real-time water level monitoring
Non-contact ultrasonic level measurement
Water level displayed as percentage
User-adjustable tank height
Empty tank alert
Full tank alert
Audible buzzer notification
Rechargeable lithium-ion battery operation
Built-in USB Type-C charging
Portable and compact design
Suitable for laboratory demonstrations and field testing
 
Applications
Agriculture IoT Laboratory
Agricultural Engineering Colleges
Polytechnic Laboratories
Water Resource Management Demonstrations
Smart Farming Demonstrations
Irrigation Water Storage Monitoring
Research and Development
 
Deliverables
The standard package includes:
Smart Water Tank Monitoring System
USB Type-C Charging Cable
User Manual
Installation Guide
Troubleshooting Guide
 
Warranty
6 months warranty against manufacturing defects.
Warranty excludes physical damage, battery misuse, liquid ingress into the enclosure, sensor damage due to improper installation, and unauthorized modifications.
 
Training - 
The following support is included:
Product installation guidance
Product operation training
Tank height configuration
Demonstration of water level monitoring
Basic maintenance guidance