Lift Station Control

Reliable pump control for safe and sanitary wastewater systems.
Lift Station Control

In order to provide us safe and sanitary conditions, wastewater systems depend heavily on reliable lift station operation including pump control. Pump control is the heartbeat of many industrial processes, and this couldn’t be more true for lift stations. Whether the task is basic lead-lag duplex pump control, or a more complex monitoring and control scenario, ControlByWeb IoT controllers and level sensors provide consistent performance you can count on.
With one or two I/O modules, ControlByWeb allows you to do all of the above at the cost of hundreds, not thousands. Lead-lag pump control can be facilitated with pump alternating logic, run time data logging, and remote alarms that notify operators of fault conditions. No matter how big the pump station (duplex, triplex, or quadplex, etc.), our flexible I/O devices can improve your control system and give access to more control at lower budgets.

Pump control is in many ways the heartbeat of modern manufacturing and infrastructure. This is no more apparent than with wastewater lift stations. Without them, we couldn’t have the modern sewage systems that make life comfortable and sanitary. Lift station control keeps wastewater flowing away from our homes and businesses and towards a treatment facility where it can be safely processed. Carefully monitoring the lift station is key to proper pump maintenance and seamless operation. Failure to do so can result in a Sanitary Sewage Overflow (SSO). SSOs are both dangerous and expensive. Hiring a pump truck to bypass the station while it is repaired is very expensive, EPA fines can be exorbitant, and the both the natural and human environments are compromised.

Our comprehensive suite of products allow engineers and control systems integrators to mix and match I/O with an intelligent custom logic builder for a tailor-made, budget-friendly lift station pump controller.

Optimize your lift station operations today

Take control of your lift station systems with ControlByWeb’s advanced solutions. Monitor pump levels, manage motors, and prevent overflows with ease using our reliable IoT controllers. Schedule a consultation now to explore how our devices can streamline your wastewater operations, reduce downtime, and enhance efficiency. Don't wait—elevate your lift station control with smarter technology!

Effortless lift station control. Experience unparalleled reliability with ControlByWeb devices designed for lift station automation. Seamlessly monitor pump levels, control motors, and prevent overflow—all from a centralized platform

Used for

  • Level Measurement
  • VFD Control
  • Hour Metering
  • Remote Data Acquisition
  • Pump Control
  • Pump Condition Monitoring
  • Pump Alternating
  • Local and Remote Alarms

Features

  • Expandable I/O
  • Monitor Analog, RS-485 Modbus, and Digital Inputs
  • Analog Output for VFDs
  • Multiple Alarm Solutions
  • And much more…

Common Problems

Expensive Monitoring
Access to additional monitoring such as pump status and fault condition monitoring requires additional I/O and can dramatically increase the cost of the monitoring solution.

Insufficient Alarms
On-site alarms are insufficient to notify operators of emergency conditions, and remote critical alarms often leave out helpful maintenance notifications.

Lack of Scalability
Lift stations vary wildly in their complexity, modernity, and available budget. However, industry standard control systems don’t scale up or down easily.

Solutions

Affordable Functionality
Industrial-grade, inexpensive and flexible I/O empowers control systems engineers and municipalities to monitor more, like pump status and fault condition, for the allotted budget.

Text & Email Alarms
Text and email alarms can be triggered easily in our built-in setup pages for any parameter you are monitoring, making it easy to communicate with your operators in real time.

Expandable I/O
Easily configure a solution that matches your needs and your budget. Whether you’re working with simple float switches or a VFD driven quadplex pump station.