Float-switch monitoring
A two-wire switch concept for detecting the change from normal water to a high-water condition.
Marine monitoring technology designed to make critical conditions unmistakable. Meet SenseaFloat, our developing high-water awareness system.
Marine water-level monitoring conceptSenseaFloat is designed around a simple idea: a float switch should provide an easy-to-understand signal the moment a high-water condition is detected.
An intuitive round display, clear status colors, and a planned alarm output create a practical approach to onboard awareness.
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Everything starts with detecting a change in water level and communicating it simply.
A two-wire switch concept for detecting the change from normal water to a high-water condition.
Readable round-screen information. Teal indicates normal operation; red makes a high-water alert prominent.
A planned external alarm signal supports future installation integration. Final electronics remain under validation.
Select a water-level condition to see the intended visual behavior. This on-page simulation does not represent live sensor readings.
Normal water is the safe state. Select high water to preview the red alert.
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View current prototype information, operating logic, and the specifications still to be finalized.
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