Flood monitoring and road safety are the core of the Ellenex infrastructure strategy. Utilizing the Radar Sensor DRC3, authorities gain high-precision visibility that remains accurate during extreme storms. This technology enables automated perception networks where sensors talk directly to road signs, removing human error from emergency response. Proactive monitoring of rivers and dams ensures safety and keeps drivers out of harm's way.

The modernization of wastewater and stormwater infrastructure is becoming a defining challenge for rapidly urbanizing cities. Traditional manhole monitoring—reliant on manual inspections—remains inefficient, costly, and prone to failure, often leading to unexpected overflows and environmental hazards. Smart manhole monitoring systems, powered by advanced sensors and LPWAN connectivity, are transforming this paradigm. By enabling continuous, real-time visibility into undergro

Modern water infrastructure is shifting to a data-driven, proactive model. This blog explores how conductivity and salinity monitoring, specifically with the Ellenex CSD2 sensor, enhances asset resiliency. We analyze high-precision four-electrode technology, the wireless benefits of LoRaWAN and NB-IoT, and critical applications—from industrial cooling efficiency to coastal protection against saltwater intrusion and municipal safety in smart water networks.

LPWAN technologies such as LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, and LTE-M are transforming industrial monitoring by making large-scale IoT sensor networks practical, scalable, and cost-effective. This article explains how LPWAN supports long-range connectivity, low power consumption, and wide-area deployment for water infrastructure, HVAC, utilities, and remote industrial assets.

In today’s fast-paced industrial world, keeping track of valuable assets is more important than ever. Efficient asset monitoring helps businesses reduce losses, improve maintenance schedules, and optimize operations. One technology that has been gaining significant traction in this area is Narrowband Internet of Things, or NB IoT. This technology offers a reliable, low-power, and cost-effective way to monitor assets remotely, even in challenging environments. NB IoT asset mon

Choosing between LoRaWAN and NB-IoT for industrial monitoring is one of the most important design decisions in any Industrial IoT deployment. This article compares both LPWAN technologies across coverage, power consumption, network ownership, deployment cost, battery life, and real-world use cases in water infrastructure, utilities, HVAC, and remote asset monitoring.

Dive into the crystal-clear world of wireless turbidity sensors! Discover how these cutting-edge sensors enhance water quality monitoring!

Battery-operated water quality sensors and IIoT monitoring are transforming how utilities and industries manage water in California and beyond. By enabling real-time insights into pH, turbidity, conductivity, and dissolved oxygen, LPWAN-connected systems (NB-IoT, LoRaWAN) reduce costs, improve compliance, and prevent contamination. This shift to smart water infrastructure enhances resilience, sustainability, and operational efficiency.

Groundwater is a vital but depleting resource. Monitoring 2-inch wells has long been a challenge due to size and cost constraints. Ellenex introduces the PLM2 series—the 'Tiny Tech Titan.' With a 15.8mm sensor head, it fits narrow wells perfectly. Available in PLM2-N and PLM2-L, it offers 40% lower costs than alternatives. From aquifers in Germany to sites in Canada, these sensors deliver real-time data for precision water stewardship.

In livestock farming, water is the lifeblood of the operation. Advanced monitoring systems are revolutionizing asset management by shifting from manual checks to real-time digital oversight. By utilizing a submersible level sensor in tanks and troughs, producers can track precise water volumes and flow rates. These IoT tools allow farmers to prevent dehydration crises, detect leaks instantly, and optimize grazing, turning environmental unpredictability into a data-driven stra