Water Monitoring

Senix ToughSonic® ultrasonic sensors are a reliable and cost-effective solution for indoor and outdoor water monitoring.

From harsh, salty ocean environments to freshwater applications, ToughSonics deliver smart and reliable calculations. ToughSonics perform best in open-air applications or within “stilling” tubes that focus the ultrasonic technology to avoid obstacles and improve performance.

THOUSANDS of Senix ToughSonic sensors are installed in water projects across the globe. Utilize them over rivers, lakes, coasts, and roadways for open flow monitoring, in agriculture irrigation systems, and for flood detection & tsunami warning systems.

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Industries & Applications

Irrigation

Flood Monitoring

Open Channel Flow
Sea, Pond, Lake and River Level Data

Manure Pit Monitoring

Wastewater Levels

Tide and Wave Measurements

Towing Tanks

Marine Vessel Operations: Flying hydrofoil measurements or vessel pitch & roll

Tougher Irrigation

Historically, farm water was controlled manually. But there’s a better way.

ToughSonic sensors are used to measure water levels at channels, canals, and gates to control the distribution of irrigation water. Sensors connect to SCADA and telemetry systems to control the flow. Or connect ultrasonics directly to a pump and let the sensor throttle the flow of water based on its level readings.

Senix sensors are used worldwide by municipalities, irrigation districts, water providers and associations, and backyard enthusiasts.

Open Channel Flow

Free-flowing water often requires monitoring to ensure it is not approaching dangerous levels. ToughSonics provide an accurate glimpse with trusted non-contact technology.

This flow data is insightful to prepare for—or even prevent—major events, like floods.

Measure liquid levels in environmental, agricultural, or other applications. For more information on ag and farming applications, click here.

Flood Monitoring

Senix ToughSonic sensors can measure stream and water levels when mounted on bridges, poles, and other structures to look down on the flow from above.

Take it from the Iowa Flood Center (IFC). In 2009, it was formed to help Iowans understand flood risks and make smart decisions. Since 2010, over 200 ToughSonic 50s have been put to use to calculate flood risks for the Iowa Flood Information System (IFIS).