– LEVEL MONITORING FOR TREATMENT PLANTS –
Stay on top of your chemicals
See the level in every chemical tank on one screen. Get an alert before anything runs out – and the measurement data is yours, whichever supplier you use.
Remote level monitoring for treatment plants
With remote level monitoring, you can see the level in all your chemical tanks in one place. You get an alert before levels become critical, no longer need manual dipping rounds, and can share the levels with your supplier. The equipment and the data are yours – even when the contract changes.
How it works
- We fit a sensor to every tank, IBC or drum – even where there is no power supply.
- The levels are sent to our web portal, where you can see all your tanks, alarms and history.
- You choose which tanks your chemical supplier can see, so they can plan their deliveries.
Suitable for ferric chloride, polyaluminium chloride (PAC), sodium hydroxide, lime and other precipitation and pH-adjustment chemicals – in tanks, IBCs and drums.
Benefits for your treatment plant
Always informed, never empty
The level in every tank on one screen. Alerts by text message or email before levels become critical. Fewer manual checks.
Your data, whatever the supplier
The plant owns the equipment and the data. The measurement stays in place when the chemical contract changes, and you decide who can see the levels.
A supplier you can rely on
Level monitoring since 1983. Our own equipment, installation and support from our team in Sweden.
Would you like us to contact you?
Jens Johansson
Business Developer
+46 8 502 795 57
jens.johansson@mcd.se
Frequently asked questions
Who owns the measurement data?
The treatment plant. The equipment and the data are yours, and you decide who can see the levels.
What happens if we change chemical supplier?
Nothing changes for the measurement. You simply give the new supplier access to the levels.
Does it work with several suppliers at once?
Yes. Each supplier only sees their own tanks.
Do we need a power supply at the tank?
No, battery-powered equipment is available.
How do we receive alerts?
By text message or email, with level limits that you set yourselves.
Can you connect meters we already have?
Often, yes. Tell us what you have and we’ll take a look.
