VORTEXSCADA
Your tanks. Within reach.

Keep an eye on
what keeps
you running.

Remote level monitoring for oilfield tanks, ranch water storage, and cattle watering systems. Check your levels and history without making another trip.

Kansas-based · Built around your field operation

VORTEX / FIELD VIEWExample display
NORTH PASTURE / WATER STORAGE
7 ft 2 in
Tank level · illustrative reading

Level history
ILLUSTRATION ONLY / NOT CONNECTED TO A LIVE TANK
01 / LEVEL READINGS02 / HISTORICAL TRENDS03 / CONFIGURABLE REPORTING04 / REMOTE ALERTS*
Out in the field

Different tanks.
The same need to know.

A useful monitoring system starts with the right sensor, reporting schedule, and installation for your operation.

01 / OILFIELD

Stay ahead of tank levels.

Discuss remote monitoring for produced-water and storage tanks. Sensor materials, fluid compatibility, and site requirements are evaluated for each installation.

02 / FARM & RANCH

Know where your water stands.

Monitor ranch water storage and cattle watering systems. Match the sensor range to the tank or trough, and use level history to understand changes between reports.

A clear path from tank to screen

Measure. Report. Understand.

01 / MEASURE

A sensor suited to your tank

Pressure or radar sensing selected for the depth, liquid, mounting, and operating environment.

02 / REPORT

Scheduled cellular updates

A battery-powered controller takes readings on a configured schedule and sends data when cellular service is available.

03 / UNDERSTAND

Levels, history, and alerts

View reported levels, battery voltage, and sample times. SMS alerts can be configured after service activation and recipient enrollment.

Make fewer blind trips

Start with one tank.
Plan for the rest.

  • Tank level and timestamped history
  • Reporting intervals matched to the application
  • SD storage for readings during cellular outages
  • Low/high level, battery, and missed-report alert planning

*SMS service is being configured. Alerts depend on sender approval, service activation, reporting intervals, connectivity, and recipient consent. This is monitoring, not automatic pump control.