March 1, 2021 by

How Battery-Powered Wireless Sensors Help Preserve Water Resources

Wireless monitoring system

Wireless monitoring systems are becoming essential to numerous applications, including smart metering, leak detection solutions, pipeline and tank level monitoring and valve actuation.

By Sol Jacobs

Battery-powered remote wireless sensors are at the heart of modern water infrastructure. Within industrialized nations, wireless monitoring systems are essential to numerous applications, including smart AMR/AMI metering, leak detection solutions, pipeline and tank level monitoring and valve actuation, just to name a few. Advanced wireless technology is also being utilized in underdeveloped nations to help people in need, including the wireless monitoring of hand pumps that deliver fresh potable water to remote villages.

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