Water

Through the use of our technology we provide in-depth knowledge of the operation of water services, optimizing their operation and maintenance.

Water management with Nettra IoT technology

We develop solutions to monitor, control and automate water systems, providing real-time information about their operation and enabling more efficient resource management.

Through sensors and telemetry equipment, we measure variables such as level, flow, pressure and accumulated volume in wells, tanks, distribution networks and irrigation systems, and we remotely operate pumps and valves, automating processes according to the system's needs. All the information is centralized on our platform, making it easy to track operations and quickly detect deviations or situations that need attention.

The goal is to achieve more autonomous, efficient and reliable systems, optimizing water use, reducing trips out to the field and operating time, and giving you greater control over every stage of the process.

Water valve infrastructure monitored by Nettra

Hundreds of wells and monitoring points back up our experience

We provide solutions that cover the entire water cycle, from its extraction, measurement, to its correct management for different uses, such as irrigation, distribution and more.

We help dozens of clients to cover all the needs related to the efficient use of their resources.

The solution that allows you to control water remotely, predict failures and correctly manage its resources

This is possible thanks to our integrated platform: the RTU-X hardware together with the Telemetry+ software.

Find out how we help our clients

Many customers trust Nettra's water management solutions. We tell you how we help them so that you understand how we will help you.

See also Smart-Wells

Our effective extraction monitoring solution and extraction control system. The system that allows you to control your well from a distance, avoid surprises and make informed decisions.

Learn more about Smart-Wells

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