Maine · Vacuum and tank monitoring
A panel at the pump house that alerts your phone when vacuum drops, a tank fills or a pump stops.
In Maine
Most of Maine's syrup comes from Somerset County, from large sugarbushes near the Quebec border that are hours from town. The rest comes from smaller operations across western and central Maine.
Sensors on your equipment, a panel on the wall, alerts on your phone.
What it watches
Vacuum at the pump and on each mainline, so you know which line to walk before the run is lost.
Tank levels at the sugarhouse and in the woods, with an alert before one runs over.
Vacuum pump and transfer pump status, and pump house temperature on a freezing night.
An alert when power is lost at a remote site, and again when it is back.
Getting it to you
We deliver and install in western and southern Maine, within about three hours of Bradford. Further out the panel ships ready to mount, your electrician lands the sensor wires, and we finish the setup remotely.
You buy the panel and sensors once and pay a monthly fee for the monitoring, which covers the dashboard, the alerts, the stored history, the cellular service and our support.
Common questions
We deliver and install in western and southern Maine, within about three hours of Bradford. Further out the panel ships ready to mount, your electrician lands the sensor wires, and we finish the setup remotely.
No. The panel has its own cellular connection, covered by the monthly fee. Tell us if the site has poor cell signal and we will plan for it before we build.
A one-time price for the panel and sensors, then a monthly monitoring fee. Both depend on how many points you want watched, so call for a quote.
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Tell us what you want watched and we will tell you what it takes.
