What We Do
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Customise a System
In addition to our standard systems available, many of the systems we provide are customised. Tell us what you need, and we’ll help you configure a system that meets your exact needs.
Instrumentation
We offer a variety of products that can be used to create systems for Rural Water. Many of the major components used to create these systems are listed below. Please let us know if we can help you configure a system.
More Details about Our Rural Water Systems
Reliability
Our products have been proven in hundreds of applications worldwide; they perform equally well in cities or in "the-middle-of-nowhere."
Monitor any Rural Water Parameter
We can measure almost any sensor with an electrical output: water level, water flow, chlorine, turbidity, conductivity, pump performance, and more.
Water and Power Conservation = Money Savings
Automated control turns pumps and other equipment on only when needed or only during low power rate periods. One city cut their power consumption in half in the first month of operation.
Smart Control
Our systems can control electrical devices (pumps, valves, alarms, chemical injectors, gates, etc.) based on measured values, time, or events.
Alarms
System alarms such as reservoir level, pump failure (or other equipment), intrusion (or other security) can trigger voice-synthesized phone calls (your system can speak to you), on-site audible alarms, or visual alarms.
Telemetry
You can eliminate cables by using wireless communications: radio, cellphone, or satellite. Hardwire options include telephone lines, short haul, multidrop, or Internet.
Integrated System View
Monitor all sites from one central computer running our software or a third-party package. Our software provides a graphical interface that provides the operator with a view of the status of remote sites, as well as the ability to acknowledge alarms and control the system.
Case Studies
Horseshoe Irrigation is a small, rural irrigation company in central Utah, managing around 15,000 water......read more
In 2010, Trenton and Amalga, two northern Utah towns separated by only a few miles,......read more
The monitoring program for the Portneuf River Basin enables stakeholders to assess and document the......read more
In 2003 Intermountain Environmental was contracted to install a simple SCADA system for the town......read more
The town of Paradise, UT has implemented a system that monitors and controls the water......read more
Nearly 60 monitoring stations record water level and quality parameters at reservoirs, canals, pipelines, and......read more
The Mantua monitoring and control system consists of 4 monitoring sites and a base station.......read more
The Duck Creek system consists of 7 monitoring sites: 2 tanks, 2 chlorination buildings, a......read more
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Most Campbell Scientific systems are built from individual components. This provides maximum flexibility for our customers, but it does not lend itself to pricing a "typical" system. Contact an application engineer at Campbell Scientific for assistance in pricing a system to meet the unique needs of the application.