For the residents who live in rural-areas, limited water-availability is a very common problem. Therefore, many people install a water tank on the roof of the building. The water, stored in a water ...

M y adventures of building a smart home on a shoestring budget are taking an interesting turn. It turns out that I don’t need ...

[Renzo Mischianti]’s friend has to keep a water tank topped up. Problem is, the tank itself is 1.5 km away, so its water level isn’t typically known. There’s no electricity available there either — ...

Although the idea of a smart, active water tank is more complex and costlier than its passive counterpart, the active type has clear advantages in terms of energy economy and water delivery. To keep ...

However, one that fits into a smart home can be very different to a conventional one purchased in a store. In my case, I have ...

Used alone, it can warn you of leaky pipes, failing appliances, and more. Used in conjunction with the Phyn Plus smart water valve, it will actively protect your home from those threats. If you’ve ...

Moreton Bay Regional Council has rolled out a number of IoT water tank sensors that remove the need to send staff to remote locations to check on water levels. The sensors are connected via low Earth ...

There is nothing more valuable than safe water -- whether it’s potable water for people or healthy, pollution-free ecosystems for wildlife. This February, Libelium, an Internet of Things (IoT) ...

Most of the homes in the area where [Raikut] lives have tanks on the roof to hold water. Each is filled from a well using a pump, with gravity serving as a way to pressurize the home’s water supply.

An RV is somewhat self-sufficient. Your RV has an on-board fresh water supply, as well as holding tanks to capture the gray water from the sinks and black water from the toilet. It’s important for the ...