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Control module

You can see which pump is running off its curve

Measurement instead of guesswork, a response instead of a site visit

Real-time operating parameters for pumps, wells and reservoirs, alarms from every asset in one register, and remote control with every operation logged. No driving to the site just to check whether a pump is running.

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A borehole pump runs blind until someone starts measuring it. The electricity bill shows a total, not a cause.
01Because
measurements, alarms and control actions from every asset come together in one application
Flow, pressure, level, current and power for every pump are visible in the browser, along with the history and the alarm register. Control actions are logged with time, source and user.
02you catch up on the technical debt
a lack of instrumentation stops blocking digitisation
We supply the full set: Aplisens probes and transmitters and telemetry controllers from Polish manufacturers, selected and commissioned by us. We take on supplier coordination.
03and operations become predictable
a failure reports itself, and the energy cost has an address
Dry running, overheating and operation off the curve go into the alarm register instead of waiting for the morning round. kWh and PLN per cubic metre indicators point to the asset, not to a total on an invoice.
Control - pulpit operacyjny z mapą obiektów

Three problems we solve

All three come down to one thing: the pump is running and you do not know how.

The asset history in three places at once

Specifications in a binder, measurements in a spreadsheet, failures in someone's notes. To assess a pump's condition you first have to gather the data. Control keeps the records, measurements, alarms and documentation with the asset, so the assessment takes a minute.

You are the last to hear about a failure

Without continuous measurement, the first sign of a failure is often a call from a resident or the morning round. Control shows the state of pumps, wells and reservoirs as it happens and raises an alarm when parameters leave their normal range, not once the pump has already stopped.

An operating log that tells you nothing

A notebook at the asset meets the obligation but will not answer whether yield has been falling for three months. Control keeps the same log digitally, with trends and history, ready for a report without re-typing.

Who Control is for

Operations departments

Teams responsible for the day-to-day running of borehole pumps in municipal water companies and businesses with their own intakes - needing condition monitoring and alerts about anomalies.

Technical managers

People responsible for energy optimisation, reliability and infrastructure upkeep costs - needing analysis of operating parameters and operational reports.

Service teams and designers

Service departments handling call-outs and failure history, and designers sizing pump sets - needing one tool that brings together operational data, diagnostics and pump selection.

What Control can do

One environment for the whole of operations - from a measurement at the well to selecting a new pump.

Remote pump control

Starting and stopping a well pump remotely - the command reaches the asset controller, and every instruction is recorded in the history (signal type, time, user). A response without a trip to the site.

A central alarm register

Every event from every asset in one place: dry running, power loss, motor temperature, vibration, leakage, level exceedances. Handling statuses: new, acknowledged, resolved.

Dashboard and asset map

How many wells are running, how many are off, how many alarms - on one screen. An interactive map with wells and reservoirs, colour-coded by status and energy intensity, grouped by intake.

Operating measurements

A digital operating log: yield, static and dynamic levels, pressures, current, voltage and power draw - with date, author and full history. Hydraulic, electrical and chemical parameters in one place.

Pump diagnostics

The actual operating point overlaid on the pump's flow, power and efficiency curves. The system judges whether the pump is running in its optimal range, detects deviations and generates service recommendations.

Reservoir monitoring

Level and percentage full, inflow and outflow balance, temperature and treated water parameters (chlorine, turbidity, pH), with automatic recalculation of the current volume. Control over reserves and safety.

Pump set selection

An engineering calculator selects the pump class, the number of stages, motor power, installation depth and starting method - with operational warnings. The AI loads parameters from documents, while a repeatable algorithm does the sizing.

Energy and cost analysis

Energy consumption, cost in PLN and unit energy intensity per cubic metre (kWh/m³, PLN/m³), with a ranking of the most energy-intensive assets. A direct pointer to where the savings are.

Water quality control

A register of physicochemical results (pH, turbidity, hardness, iron, manganese, nitrates and others) with automatic detection of limit exceedances and a sample compliance indicator. Health safety under control.

Why Control

What sets Control apart from spreadsheets and scattered tools.

Control with a full audit trail

Starting and stopping pumps remotely, with every command recorded together with the time, source and author. A fast response without a trip to the site - and full accountability.

The AI reads, the algorithm calculates

The AI reads parameters from documents, including scans, but the pump selection itself is computed by a repeatable, auditable engineering algorithm rather than guessed. Reliability and professional accountability.

Data protection in the AI

Before documents are sent for analysis, personal data and identifiers (names, licence numbers, phone numbers, addresses) are masked. Only the technical parameters needed for the sizing reach the service.

Multi-company support

One installation serves multiple organisations or branches in separated data spaces. Ideal for capital groups and companies managing several entities.

What it looks like in practice

Four views from the application - from the operations dashboard to the well schematic with controls.

Control - pulpit operacyjny z mapą obiektów

Operations dashboard

The number of active wells, devices switched off and active alarms. A map of asset locations with status markers - the full infrastructure picture in one view.

Control - wizualizacja zbiornika

Reservoir visualisation

Reservoir specification, high and low level alarms, a graphical fill visualisation, a 7-day level history chart and a measurement table.

Control - diagnostyka eksploatacyjna pompy

Pump diagnostics

Visual indicators of the pump's technical condition: energy efficiency, failure risk, geo-hydraulic parameters, motor temperature. Alarm zones with an immediate assessment.

Control - schemat studni i sterowanie pompą

Well schematic and controls

A full borehole schematic with operating parameters, an assessment of pump condition against its curve, and remote pump control with an operation history.

Integrations and the measurement layer

Control receives data from the measurement infrastructure and integrates with the other HydroNexis modules.

WMS

The well record sheet from WMS is supplemented with operational data and measurements from Control. We agree the integration scope during implementation.

SMS gateway and control

Control commands are sent to the well through an HTTPS integration with an SMS gateway. Every control action is recorded in the signal history.

Document reading (AI/OCR)

Automatic reading of parameters from permit reports, designs and specifications, including scans. Personal data is masked before sending.

Email notifications

Alarm and event notifications over SMTP, in line with each organisation's policy. Data export to PDF and Excel.

A proven measurement layer

For our deployments we supply the full stack: the Control application plus the measurement layer and telemetry gateways from Polish manufacturers we work with operationally. The customer gets one coherent system and does not have to coordinate several suppliers separately.

Probes and transmitters

Industrial-grade depth probes, pressure transmitters and temperature and flow sensors supplied by Aplisens S.A. - a Polish manufacturer of measurement and control instrumentation and a European market leader in this category.

Controllers and data transmission

Telemetry controllers (including SMART-500 and HydroCTRL AI) and transmission gateways supplied by Polish vendors with over 35 years' experience in automation and telemetry. Communication over RS-232, RS-485, M-Bus and wireless GSM and LTE-M.

The brands mentioned are trademarks of their respective owners. Operational cooperation covers deployments at shared customers.

Three things we hear before a Control decision

Answers without waiting for a sales conversation.

"We already have SCADA"

Control does not replace it. It integrates through a REST API and industrial protocols, and adds a layer SCADA usually lacks: pump diagnostics against its curve and kWh/m³ indicators per asset.

"Remote control is a risk"

Control permissions are granted by role, separately from viewing. Every command is logged with signal type, time, source and user. Control can also be run in read-only mode.

"We have no instrumentation"

Then we supply the measurement stack together with the application: Aplisens probes and transmitters and telemetry controllers. The hardware is billed separately by the suppliers, but we take on the coordination.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a Control implementation take?
The system is ready for immediate use. Once you request a demo and we agree the scope, we activate your organisation's account within 1-3 business days. We agree the scope of historical data import and integration with your existing measurement infrastructure individually - typically 1-3 weeks of work depending on the scale.
How does pump set selection work, and what is the AI's role?
Pump set selection is handled by an engineering calculator which, based on well parameters and system requirements, selects the pump class, the number of stages, motor power and installation depth, and recommends a starting method, together with operational warnings. The AI plays a purely supporting role: it reads parameters from uploaded documentation and pre-fills the form, marking the source and confidence level of each value. The selection result itself is computed by a repeatable, auditable algorithm.
What measurement hardware works with Control?
In our deployments we supply a complete measurement stack as standard: depth probes, pressure transmitters and temperature and flow sensors from the Polish manufacturer Aplisens S.A., and telemetry controllers (including the SMART-500) from the Polish company Control Sp. z o.o. The controllers communicate with measurement devices over standard industrial protocols (RS-232, RS-485, M-Bus) and send data to Control wirelessly (LTE-M). Integration with your existing infrastructure is also possible.
Is remote pump control safe?
Remote control is covered by role and permission-based access control. Every command sent to a pump is recorded in the signal history with the signal type, time, source and the user who issued it. The permission policy (who may control, who may only observe) is configurable for each organisation.
What does the system do when it detects an anomaly in pump operation?
Control analyses the pump's operating parameters and compares them against its curve and the alarm thresholds. Anomalies are marked visually as alarms in the appropriate condition zones (from warning to critical) and added to the central alarm register. We enable notifications according to your organisation's configuration (email, in-app alert).
Can one system serve several companies or branches?
Yes. Control is a multi-company platform - one installation serves multiple organisations or branches in separate, isolated data spaces. A user sees only their own company's data, and access is governed by roles and granular read and edit permissions. This works well for capital groups and for entities serving several companies.
Where is our data hosted?
As standard we deliver Control in a cloud (SaaS) model - data is hosted in the cloud on servers located in the European Union, in line with GDPR requirements. We use encrypted connections (HTTPS) and automatic backups. For customers whose security policy requires data to remain on their own infrastructure, we offer an on-premise deployment. Both options run the same software and have identical functionality.
What does the commercial model look like?
Control is billed on a SaaS basis - a monthly or annual subscription, with no licence costs and no infrastructure investment on the customer's side. Pricing is individual, based on the number of monitored assets, the number of users and the integration scope. As standard the contract includes technical support, updates and hosting. Measurement hardware and controllers are billed separately by the suppliers.
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We start from a single asset

In the conversation we establish what you measure at the well today and what is missing. We pick one reference asset and use it to show what a complete picture of pump operation looks like.

What you get after the conversation
01A review of existing instrumentation and measurement gaps
02A list of the signals needed to calculate kWh/m³
03The pilot scope on the chosen reference asset