Islands in the Caribbean endure plenty of weather events, but Hurricane Maria in 2017 was particularly damaging to Puerto Rico. According to their government, the water system—consisting of 114 municipal water treatment plants—was severely damaged, leaving about half of the residents without water.
Extra funding and attention to long-term solutions include water level storage sensors and software by BinMaster.
Jeff was looking for an alternative to the proximity sensors he was using in his seed storage bins. The sensor needed to work reliably with seasonal temperature changes, use the existing fittings, and not break his budget.
BinMaster's MCP-200 mini-capacitance probe for solids may be the sensor that Jeff is searching for.
While big bins need big sensors, monitoring and measuring bulk materials in smaller storage and process vessels is just as critical. The food industry, water treatment plants, and pharmaceutical operations often mix ingredients in smaller amounts stored in tiny tanks and small silos.
Applications requiring compact point-level monitoring can utilize the MCP-100—as well as the rest of BinMaster's family of mini capacitance probes—for reliable alerts.
An agrochemical company supplied high-quality agricultural chemicals, fertilizers, seed treatments, and biological nutrition to farms. The bustling plant had over 150 stainless-steel tanks, most ranging from 20 to 30 feet tall.
With such fast-paced operations—including several incoming and outgoing deliveries per day—they needed a solution for smarter, simpler inventory management. BinMaster answered the call.
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