This is a water level alarm system using ultrasonic sensors.
The water level alarm system measures river water levels using ultrasonic sensors and issues alarms via sirens, rotating lights, and emails when the set value is exceeded. Various settings are possible according to the site, such as "primary alarm with rotating light" and "secondary alarm with siren and email distribution." It is also possible to set configurations like "alarm monitoring only during working hours." 【Features】 ○ Measures river water levels using ultrasonic sensors ○ Issues alarms via sirens, rotating lights, and emails when the set value is exceeded ○ Various settings possible according to the site ○ Configurations such as "only during working hours" are also possible For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ Water level alarm system using ultrasonic sensors → Measures river water levels → If the set value is exceeded, alarms via siren, rotating light, and email ○ Various settings possible according to the site → Primary alarm is a rotating light → Secondary alarm is a siren and email distribution, etc. ○ Settings for alarm monitoring only during working hours are also possible ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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The ICT (Information and Communication Technology) implementation in construction and civil engineering. In recent years, innovations in computer and communication technologies have been advancing rapidly, and the introduction of systems utilizing these technologies has become increasingly active in the civil engineering and construction industry. Our company is committed to proposing optimal systems from the customer's perspective, under the theme of "ICT implementation in civil engineering and construction sites," ensuring that our approach is never excessive. We hope to contribute to more rational civil engineering and construction practices in the future.