Rainwater Catchment Solutions
Stop guessing, start managing. Monitor harvested rainwater levels, automate pump control, and document yields for catchment systems — with reporting built for compliance standards like Texas Health and Safety Code 341.042 and Oklahoma HB 3055.
A submersible pressure transducer tracks harvested rainwater level continuously, feeding an RS10 data logger or RS130 telemetry for instant visibility on myRanch — track volume in gallons or acre-feet instead of checking a sight gauge by hand.
Ranch Systems telemetry interfaces with most pump controllers — including the Murphy PowerCore® TEC-10 — to auto-start pumps based on critical conditions, closed-loop monitor actual start/stop and failure alerts, and create a virtual pump controller on the myRanch platform.
The same Pump Control Widget on myRanch that shows engine hours, pump pressure, and shutdown status also pairs with cistern-level readings from real rainwater storage installations — so a full catchment system shows up in one dashboard.
Common Questions
Tank level for maintaining appropriate fire suppression reserves, depth and flow measurement, stormwater yield analysis, and first flush diversion monitoring — all from the same submersible pressure transducer feeding your myRanch dashboard.
Yes. The system is built to support reporting for standards like Texas Health and Safety Code 341.042 and Oklahoma HB 3055, both of which set requirements for harvested rainwater systems — documented, timestamped level data replaces manual logs.
Ranch Systems telemetry interfaces with most pump controllers, including the Murphy PowerCore® TEC-10, to auto-start a pump based on critical conditions like tank level and closed-loop monitor its actual start/stop state and failure alerts — a virtual controller for the pump appears right on the myRanch platform.
Pump control connects over LTE or WiFi, with SDI-12, Modbus, or pulse protocol support and a 12VDC or dry-contact relay output. The submersible tank sensor reports over SDI-12 or 4-20mA, with an IP66 stainless-steel rating for wet, buried, or outdoor installs.
Three things: consistency (tank levels stay in range without a manual check), energy (electric pumps can run off-peak instead of continuously), and hardware (the pump is protected from wear and damage caused by running dry).