Industrial IoT sensors and environmental monitoring systems integrate with Tools.Valarm.net to give you, your teams, and your organization valuable, real-time information about your local and remote environments.
Your sensor hubs and sensors are available at Shop.Valarm.net and integrate Valarm APIs (e.g., JSON or CSV) to forward your sensor data to your endpoints.
Tools.Valarm.net is used by organizations for various Industrial IoT sensor monitoring applications in over 50 countries around the world to do things like:
- Flood Warning Systems
- Monitor Water Wells, Flow Meters, and Water Levels
- Smart Water Monitoring Systems
This video from the Valarm YouTube channel shows you how to make your own remote environmental monitoring boxes with Industrial IoT sensors:
Remote Environmental Monitoring To Assess Biodiversity: Bees & Nest Cell Construction
Remote Micro-Climate Monitoring: Solar-powered Valarm in a Vineyard
For you to build your own Industrial IoT remote sensor monitoring units like in the video and photos you’ll need:
- Sensor Hubs like WiFi sensors hubs & Ethernet sensors hubs)
- USB Sensors you would like to use: Meteo (temperature, humidity, barometric pressure), CO2, VOC (volatile organic compounds), light, and any other sensors like water, air quality, vacuums, pumps, and industrial equipment on fleets of vehicles, trucks, and trailers
- Solar panels (at least 10 Watts recommended, but this varies based on how sunny it is at your Industrial IoT deployment location)
- Solar charge controller
- Sealed Lead Acid SLA Battery
- Cable glands / strain relief connectors
- NEMA Outdoor Weatherproof box like those made by BUD Industries
Need to see your Industrial IoT information on a web dashboard viewable on your phone or tablet?
Have a look at our real-time webpage dashboards for Industrial IoT sensor telemetry monitoring water, tanks, air, and any other industrial equipment.
See our Customer Stories Page for stories on how Valarm customers use Industrial IoT solutions in any industry like water usage / levels, tanks, air quality, and vehicles / high tech transport with industrial sensors like pumps and vacuums on trailers and trucks.
Questions?
Please don’t hesitate to contact us at Info@Valarm.net if you have any questions.
Can the Valarm monitor dB levels from airplane noise?
Hi Susan!
Yes, using a 4-20mA microphone/audio-level monitor, and the Yoctopuce 4-20mA USB adapter, Valarm can collect noise statistics from airplanes. However it cannot use the built-in microphone for this purpose. The built-in mic can be used to “notice” when something very loud occurs, but it cannot be used to measure dBs.
Here’s such a sensor:
http://www.noisemeters.com/product/cirrus/noise-terminals/current-loop.asp
and the manufacturer:
http://www.cirrus-environmental.com/mk427-noise-sensor-outdoor-microphone/
Cheers,
Lorenzo
Hi,
We have a couple simple devices using a float switch along with an alarm and strobe light to indicate when a specific area fills with water. Could something like this float switch be integrated into your system? This is the switch -> http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HF3G5EK/ref=pd_luc_sbs_01_01_t_lh?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Thanks,
Bill
Hi Bill!
Yes, Valarm definitely handles that situation, in combination with a Yoctopuce “Yocto-Knob” sensor, we can monitor the condition of up to 5 switches/knobs, and send text messages, emails, etc, depending on what’s going on with your float switch. You can even easily wire it up in parallel with your existing strobe/audible alarm.
Cheers!
Lorenzo Gonzalez
Software Architect
Can this system be configured to monitor water levels in a water tank about 200 yards from a wi-fi receiver? Tank is off grid so will need solar. And 200 yards is beyond the range of conventional Wi-Fi so may need a signal repeater. Thanks.
Hello Hunter! Yep, solar-powered Valarm does remote monitoring of water levels in water tanks. Your data is uploaded to the Valarm Tools Cloud via Wi-Fi, cell network, or satellite. I sent you an email so we can talk further about finding the right solution for you. I look forward to hearing more!
Cheers,
Edward.