In many organisations, field pumps, valves and meters are tracked from a central monitoring system. These systems are commonly called SCADA. Because Estron can connect to them, your smart irrigation data can be viewed on the very screens your organisation already relies on.
What does it do?
The idea is simple: monitor and manage irrigation not from a separate program, but from the single centre your team looks at every day. Operators don't have to learn a new system; valve states, water consumption and alerts appear on the screen they already know.
What does your organisation gain?
- One screen: irrigation becomes part of your existing monitoring centre, with no switching between applications.
- Fast alerts: if a valve stays open or consumption goes outside the normal range, the warning lands directly on the central screen.
- Less effort: because data flows in automatically, the burden of manual tracking and report gathering drops.
- Protects existing investment: your installed monitoring setup stays as it is, with irrigation simply added on top.
Where does your data stay?
Many public institutions and large facilities want their data to stay on their own servers. Estron supports this: the whole system can be hosted on your own server, or, if you prefer, part of it kept locally and part in the cloud. The choice is made entirely according to your organisation's needs and rules.