Measure without touching
Radar senses the surface from above. Mounting on a cap, rail, bridge, or gantry can avoid placing a sensor in the liquid.
Clarity for every water body
Know the level.
See what's next.
Monitor pools, tanks, reservoirs, and rivers in one place. FlowAlarm turns radar readings into clear trends and timely alerts so you can plan your next move.
Non-contact radar. Wi-Fi or LTE. Built to fit your site.
Your sites, in one viewProduct illustration
From reading to understandingLevel · Trend · Alert
Level monitoringPredictive alertsOne dashboard
A better view of your site
Less guesswork.
More visibility.
A level reading tells you where things stand. A trend shows how they are changing. Bring both together to spot refill needs, rising levels, and unusual patterns.
See the direction of change
View readings over time and use low-level, refill, and overflow warnings to decide when to investigate or take action.
Manage sites together
Compare locations in a unified dashboard. Ask about APIs and connections to your building or industrial control systems.
Choose your connection
One platform.
Two ways to connect.
Both models support secure provisioning, remote firmware updates, and store-and-forward readings through connection gaps.
For connected locations
Use your existing network for pools, campuses, plants, and other built environments.
For places further afield
Use cellular connectivity for remote tanks, rivers, reservoirs, and temporary sites.
Where FlowAlarm fits
From the backyard
to the bigger picture.
Pools & decorative ponds
Track changes and plan top-offs while watching for unusual or rising levels.
Reservoirs & stormwater ponds
Watch inflow and outflow during changing weather to support pump and gate decisions.
Rivers, lakes & estuaries
Mount above the surface to track water level, often called stage, over time.
Dams & hydroelectric sites
Bring level data into oversight and control workflows.
Drinking water & treatment
Monitor source basins, process tanks, and storage locations from one view.
Fuel, chemical & process tanks
Review inventory and delivery needs. Confirm liquid and installation compatibility during scoping.
How it works
A straightforward path to monitoring
Understand your site
Identify the liquid, mounting point, level range, and available connectivity.
Choose a connection
Use Wi-Fi where a network is available, or LTE for remote and temporary locations.
Set useful alerts
Choose thresholds and recipients that match the way your team responds.
Watch the trends
Review changes, plan refills, and use readings to support operational decisions.
A little more clarity
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Wi-Fi or LTE: which should I choose?
Wi-Fi suits places with an existing network, such as pools, campuses, and plants. LTE uses cellular connectivity and suits remote tanks, rivers, reservoirs, and temporary sites. Coverage and power should be confirmed during planning.
What happens if connectivity drops?
Both model types support store-and-forward operation, which holds readings during a connection gap and sends them when the connection returns.
Can it connect to our existing systems?
Ask about API access, municipal telemetry, and building or industrial control integrations. We will review your environment and the required workflow before recommending a deployment.
The next step
Start with your site.
Tell us what you monitor, where it is, and what connectivity is available. We'll help identify a model and deployment plan.