Water Monitoring System for Commercial & Industrial Facilities
Live tank levels. Automatic pumps. Metered flow.
A water monitoring system that puts every tank, pump and pipeline in your facility on one dashboard.
BASEMENT AND PARKING LIGHTING
Most buildings run without a water monitoring system of any kind. Someone climbs up to check a level. Someone switches a pump on and forgets to switch it off. Overhead tanks overflow through the night. Underground tanks run dry and burn out motors.
When the tanker count or the water bill looks wrong, there is no data to explain it.
SIOTA’s IoT water monitoring system replaces that guesswork with live measurement. Wireless level sensors, flow meters, pump controllers and motorised valves connect your entire water network to a single cloud dashboard. Levels, consumption, pump runtime and valve status update continuously. Pumps run on real levels, not on memory. Alerts reach your team while the problem is still small.
It works with your existing tanks, pumps and starter panels.
No plumbing overhaul. No shutdown of supply.
Real-Time Tank Level Monitoring
Every underground and overhead tank reports its level continuously, in both percentage and volume. Critical tanks carry redundant sensors, so one failure never leaves you blind. Set your own thresholds per tank and watch them all on one screen.
Automated Pump Control
Pumps start and stop on live tank levels — not a timer, not a phone call. Dry-run protection cuts the motor the moment the underground tank empties. Duty rotates automatically across motors so no single pump carries the building. Manual override stays available at all times.
Water Consumption Monitoring
Flow meters on incoming and outgoing lines record flow rate and running totals. Track water at source, across distribution and down to individual units — so every litre entering the premises can be matched against where it went.
Instant Alerts & Remote Control
Low levels, threshold breaches, motor faults, excess runtime, sensor failure, communication loss — each raises an alert on the app the moment it happens. Reports export to Excel or CSV and email themselves on schedule. Motors switch on and off from anywhere.
Smart Water Monitoring Solutions
Remotely monitor water flow, storage and pumping. Automate metering, expose losses and digitise treatment plants — from one dashboard, across every site.
Water Supply Analysis
Monitor flow rate, pressure and total flow across every pipeline in the network, however widely spread. Daily reports arrive on their own.
Storage Management
Track underground tanks, overhead tanks and reservoirs continuously. Pumps operate against live level data to hold supply steady — no overflow, no dry running.
Intelligent Pumping
Monitor and control every pumping station centrally. Analyse efficiency and runtime, automate start-stop logic, spread duty evenly and extend motor life.
Dynamic Water Balance
Compare water entering the premises against water consumed, in real time. A persistent gap between the two is a leak, an overflow or a pilferage — and the system narrows down where.
Automated Metering
Generate unit-wise consumption reports and bills automatically and email them on schedule. Benchmark each point against its own history.
WTP, ETP & STP Digitisation
Digitise treatment plant operations to monitor dosing, runtime and output quality continuously rather than sampling occasionally.
What a SIOTA Water Monitoring System Includes
Supplied, installed, commissioned, and supported end-to-end.
Nothing left for you to procure separately.
Tank Level Monitoring
- Ultrasonic and conductive level sensors on every underground and overhead tank
- Redundant sensors on critical tanks
- Live levels in both volume and percentage
- Configurable thresholds per tank, each with its own alert
Flow Measurement & Consumption
- Electromagnetic flow meters on incoming and outgoing lines of tanks and reservoirs
- Individual metering at each connection where unit-wise visibility is needed
- Live flow rate plus cumulative historical totals
- Site study to identify the right metering points before anything is installed
- Existing manual meters removed and replaced — plumbing and flange work included
Pump & Motor Automation
- Automatic start and stop driven by live tank levels
- Dry-run protection — automatic cut-off when the underground tank empties
- Alternate operation logic so every motor shares the load equally
- Voltage and overload protection
- Controllers interface with your existing starter panels — pumps are not replaced
- Manual bypass retained, with hands-on operator training
Motorised Valve Automation
- IoT valves and controllers installed across the distribution network
- Automatic operation on level, flow or time-of-day logic
- Remote open and close from the dashboard
- Feedback confirms the valve actually reached the commanded state
- Alerts on power loss and valve faults
Gateway, Cloud Platform & Dashboard
- Data collected wirelessly from every sensor, meter and controller, encrypted end to end
- Readings captured every five minutes
- Network outage? Devices keep recording and upload on reconnection — no data lost
- Web and mobile apps with live consumption and remote control
- Every site in one system, not one login per location
- Up to 100 user accounts with dashboards, alerts and reports
- Built to expand — new meters and sensors join the same platform later
Alerts, Reports & Wireless Alarms
- Alerts for low level, tank thresholds, motor faults and excess pump runtime
- Automatic alarms on sensor or communication failure — nobody has to notice first
- Wall-mounted alarm units showing tank name, fill percentage and audible warning
- Excel and CSV export, hourly, daily or monthly
- Consumption audit reports delivered automatically by email and in-app
- Remote ON / OFF control of motors
Where a Water Monitoring System
Delivers the Most
Residential townships and gated societies
many tanks, many pumps, unit-wise billing
Corporate campuses and IT parks
tanks spread across blocks with no central view
Manufacturing plants
process water, cooling water and effluent on one platform
Hotels
consumption swings hard with occupancy
Malls and retail complexes
heavy common-area usage with no tenant accountability
Hospitals
uninterrupted supply is not negotiable and dry runs cannot happen
Institutions and hostels
sharp peak-hour draw and routine overflow losses
Any facility buying tanker water
verify every load against actual tank rise
See how this applies to your sector
Industries We Serve
Installed, Commissioned and Supported
Installation
- Full supply, installation and commissioning of sensors, meters, controllers and gateways
- Flanges, fittings and weatherproof enclosures included
- Existing manual meters removed and handed back to you
- Telemetry SIMs supplied and activated, data charges included
- Operator training on handover, with printed O&M material
Monitoring & Support
- System health watched continuously — battery, communication status, sensor diagnostics
- Any abnormality is reported to you, not waited on
- Maximum 48 working-hour response on support requests
- Breakdowns attended within 24 hours, parts replaced within 60
- Scheduled maintenance always communicated in advance
Warranty & AMC
- Defect liability cover across all meters, sensors, gateways, hardware and software
- Cloud maintenance, repairs and spares included through the warranty period
- Defective units replaced immediately at no cost
- Comprehensive AMC available after the defect liability period
Your Water Monitoring System,
Inside Your Energy Management System
SIOTA’s water monitoring system runs inside the Energy Management System. Not a second product. Not a second login.
Water consumption sits beside electricity, HVAC, DG and lighting data — same dashboard, same locations, same reporting periods.
That matters twice over. Pumping is an electrical load, so water behaviour and energy behaviour explain each other: a pump running longer than it should shows up in both. And for listed companies, BRSR disclosure needs water withdrawal and consumption alongside energy. Captured continuously on one platform, reporting becomes an export instead of a fortnight of chasing.
| Counter | Figure | Caption |
|---|---|---|
| Overflow losses | 0 | Level-triggered cut-off ends tank overflow entirely |
| Motor burnouts from dry running | 0 | Automatic cut-off when the underground tank empties |
| Data granularity | 5 min | Every sensor, every meter, continuously |
| Support response | 48 hrs | Maximum working-hour response commitment |
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BRSR & ESG Reporting
What Our Clients Say
Facility teams across hospitals, plants, campuses, and
commercial buildings on what changed after they moved to SIOTA.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Will installing a water monitoring system disrupt our water supply?
No. Level sensors mount on the tank and need no cutting of the plumbing network. Flow meters are flange-fitted at identified points, scheduled around your operations. There is no extended shutdown.
Do we have to replace our pumps or starter panels?
No. Controllers interface with your existing starter panels through programmable relays, and manual bypass stays in place so operators can always take direct control.
What happens if the internet goes down?
Devices keep recording. Data is buffered locally and uploads automatically once connectivity returns, with no gap in history. Wireless communication also has built-in repeater capability, so tanks in poor-coverage locations still reach the gateway.
Can we monitor multiple buildings or locations together?
Yes. Every site reports into one system rather than a separate dashboard per location, and consumption can be compared across them.
Can the system bill individual units?
Yes. Where connections are individually metered, consumption reports and bills are generated automatically and emailed to consumers on a set schedule.
Does the water monitoring system connect to our energy data?
Yes. The water monitoring system sits inside SIOTA’s Energy Management System, alongside electricity, HVAC, DG and lighting — including for BRSR and ESG reporting.
Do You Know How Much
Water Your Facility Is Losing?
Most facilities cannot answer that, because nothing on site measures it. In a free 30-minute assessment we will walk your tank layout, pump configuration and water lines, and show you exactly what a water monitoring system would cover — and what you would be able to see once it is live.