Hampton and Salisbury stopped hearing about problems from their customers first

A wellhead and pump in an open field

Results

  • 11,000customers served at summer peak
  • Nearly 7Mgallons delivered a day at summer peak
  • 11areas monitored across both plants

Key takeaways

  • Off-hours monitoring means the utility hears about a problem before its customers do.
  • Analog inputs turn tank signals into real levels you can check by phone.

The challenge

Nights and weekends were blind

Before the upgrade there was no way to monitor either facility off-hours. Staff relied on customers and the fire department to tell them something was wrong.

The solution

A Verbatim on 11 points

A Verbatim VSS-8C with an analog card converts tank signals to levels and watches the telemetry line from Salisbury. Staff can call in any time for a spoken status report.

The results

Information first hand

Officials are alerted when tanks drop below acceptable levels, and are considering monitoring individual pumps and adding more systems.

Now we get the information first hand.

Laurel FlaxProduction Superintendent, Hampton Water Works

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