Observed arrival · 2026-09-15
PumpGoing? Watches the Well So You Don’t Have To
A West Texas-built monitoring kit uses current, pressure, solar, cellular, and GPS data to report whether an agricultural well pump is running.
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The described system pairs a clamp-on current transformer with an optional discharge-line pressure sensor, then sends readings through a solar-powered LTE enclosure. The page separates the $299 physical kit from per-device monitoring subscriptions of $5, $9, and $15 per month. Its workflow is deliberately low-infrastructure: clamp the feed wire, scan the factory QR code to name the well, and place the box in sunlight.
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