A compact unit at the panel watches the high-water alarm, both pumps, and station power around the clock. Conditions stream to a live dashboard; urgent events reach your on-call roster by text — with the station's condition at that exact moment.
CC-NORTH: POWER LOST - on battery 100% / 4.28V Sep 7 17:42
CC-NORTH: POWER RESTORED - battery 100% / 4.27V, was off 12 min Sep 7 17:54
Real alerts, one text segment each. Not "check the app" — the reading, the runtime, the moment it happened.
The dashboard
Signal, power, battery, pump state, and the last run of every station — with a live event feed and a watchdog that flags anything that goes quiet. Explore the full platform →
What it watches
Wired to the panel's own alarm contacts. Debounced, then texted to the full roster — and cleared with how long it was active.
Current clamps on each motor learn its normal load, then flag run-dry underloads, overloads, and short-cycling.
Mains-loss alerts with battery state, restored notices with the outage duration. The unit rides through on its own battery.
Carrier-verified SMS with double opt-in, STOP/HELP handling, and per-message delivery receipts in the log.
Firmware updates over the air. Remote controls for tests, silences, and marking a pump out of service — all audited.
Per-organization sign-ins scoped to their own stations, service vendors managing many customers, and a full audit trail.
How it works
The short version — the full journey, including the anatomy of an alarm, is here.
A compact box at the station panel: alarm contacts, a clamp on each pump lead, station power. No trenching, no internet service.
One single-use claim code binds the unit to your organization over cellular. No IT department required.
The dashboard is live immediately, and each alert contact confirms enrollment with a single YES reply.
More of the platform
maximum between station heartbeats
for the watchdog to flag a silent station
per alert text — complete, and delivered fast
opt-in on a carrier-verified SMS program
StationSentry sends operational and emergency alerts only — high-water alarms, pump malfunction notices, power-loss warnings, and periodic system check-ins — to personnel responsible for the monitored equipment. We send no marketing content and never purchase or harvest phone numbers.
Enrollment is double opt-in: it is requested through your organization's station administrator, and no alerts are sent until you confirm by replying YES to a confirmation text. Reply STOP anytime to unsubscribe, HELP for assistance. Message frequency varies with equipment activity; message and data rates may apply.
Full enrollment details and the exact confirmation message →
Municipalities, water districts, HOAs, and property managers run StationSentry on the pumps, lift stations, and wells nobody visits until something goes wrong.
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