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AWARE Flood IoT Inundation Sensor

The AWARE Flood Sensor from AWARE Monitoring Systems Inc. delivers a fully remote and autonomous flood warning system that can automatically alert users to flash flooding. With a built-in solar power system and proven IoT capabilities, first responders can receive alerts and images of flood-prone areas so that they can respond with road closures and evacuation notices for communities, businesses, and other personnel.

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Autonomous

Built for the most extreme environments To Deliver Telemetry Data From Any Location

Thanks to an integrated solar power system and built-in rechargeable batteries, these inundation sensors do not need to be connected to an external power source. They are also ruggedized and built to withstand the strongest storms.

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Networkable

Access data from sensors and receive alerts on flood risk in your area

Each node begins collecting data within 60 seconds of startup and connects via either a cellular or satellite connection. These nodes process and transmit water-level data to a portal where customers can visualize that data, as well as access images from the sensor’s site.

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WHAT YOU GET

Included with Every AWARE Flood Sensor

  • - Integrated Cloud-Based Data Logging

  • - Integrated Solar Power

  • - Integrated Processor

  • - Internet of Things (IoT) Operations

    • -- Cellular

    • -- Optional Iridium Satellite

  • - Expansions Ports

  • - Rugged and Lockable

  • - Optional Color Image Camera

  • - Optional Tipping Bucket

  • - Optional Water Level Radar

  • - Optional Auxiliary Power Module

  • - Automatically Detects Flash Floods

HOW THE SYSTEM WORKS

The AWARE Flood System consists of a network of nodes mounted near flood plains, riverbeds and low-lying areas. Thanks to an integrated solar power system and built-in rechargeable batteries, these inundation sensors do not need to be connected to an external power source. They are also ruggedized and built to withstand the strongest storms. Each node begins collecting data within 60 seconds of startup and connects via either a cellular or satellite connection. These nodes process and transmit water-level data to a portal provided by AWARE Monitoring Systems Inc. where customers can visualize that data, as well as access images from the sensor’s site.

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EXPLORE OUR SERVICES

Just a few of the specialized services we provide

Emergency Preparedness & Response

Providing Public Safety officials with critical decision making information.
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Historical Telemetry Data

Facilitating innovation by delivering historical data collected by our IoT nodes.
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Utilities

Enhancing reliability in power grids by providing critical information from field equipment.
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Robust API Integration

Fostering development of integrations to our IoT node across numerous software manufacturers.
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Businesses

Delivering vital business information through our IoT node so that informed decisions can be made quickly.
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Oil & Gas

Defining the safety and reliability standards for the Oil & Gas industry through advanced sensor technologies.
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The AWARE Flood Sensor from AWARE Monitoring Systems Inc. delivers a fully remote and autonomous flood warning system that can automatically alert users to flash flooding. With a built-in solar power system and proven IoT capabilities, first responders can receive alerts and images of flood-prone areas so that they can respond with road closures and evacuation notices for communities, businesses, and other personnel.

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