Municipality & Utility Solutions
Wireless Infrastructure & Water Monitoring

Water Usage Remote Reporting
One Sensor, Countless Benefits
Data Bridge Technologies helps municipalities and utility providers across Washington and the Pacific Northwest monitor water systems, infrastructure, and utility performance in real time. Our LoRaWAN wireless sensors give public works and utility teams early visibility into pressure drops, usage surges, and infrastructure strain — so problems get caught before they turn into costly emergencies or service disruptions.

What Our Municipal & Utility Sensors Track
- Water Pressure & Flow Monitoring: Detect leaks, pressure drops, and unusual flow patterns across a water system
- Tank Level Monitoring: Track water storage levels remotely and in real time
- Infrastructure & Equipment Monitoring: Keep tabs on the condition and performance of critical public infrastructure
- Utility Load & Usage Monitoring: Understand demand patterns to plan for peak load and reduce waste
Why Wireless Monitoring for Public Infrastructure
Municipal and utility systems are often spread across large service areas, making traditional wired monitoring expensive and slow to deploy. Because LoRaWAN sensors are long-range and low-power, they can cover a wide utility footprint — including remote infrastructure — while giving city and utility teams the real-time data they need to manage resources, reduce waste, and respond quickly when something goes wrong.
Four Seasons & Reasons to Install a Level Sensor
Providers Always Know
The sensors eliminate time-consuming physical checks. Within seconds a tech can check levels via smartphone or PC.
Customers Never Run Dry
Widely dispersed customers don’t need to worry about running out—a tremendous value-add for providers.
Streamline Operations
Remote monitoring eliminates in-the-field checks, saving vehicle wear-and-tear and freeing personnel to address other needs.
Customer Satisfaction
Switching to needs-based delivery minimizes interruptions and saves customers from reinitialization fees.

