Government

Kallipr works with Government organisations and departments to support education initiatives, assist government projects and manage end to end assets. As Australia moves to more sustainable developments and smarter cities, our Captis solutions are enabling customers to deliver on their objectives whilst leaving a smaller footprint on the world.

The Captis solutions can support multiple use cases, including monitoring traffic congestion, measuring air and water pollution, and tracking resource management for water and electrical utilities.

One device for your ecosystem

1. The Captis Data Logger

The Captis device is installed in the field and configured over-the-air to support the required use case.

2. Sensors or Meters

Sensors in the field record and monitor the environment, resources and/or equipment and pass data to the Captis device.

4. Log Your Data

Kallipr Kloud processes this data and translates into relevant sensor readings. These readings may trigger alarms and notifications if this falls below or exceeds certain parameters or predefined rules.

3. Captis sends to the Cloud

The Captis device sends this data to Kallipr Kloud via the CAT-M1 / NB-IOT network. The Captis device can be configured to send at a specific time or based on events.

Applications

Council Sub-Metering
Commercial Sub-Metering
Air & Water Quality
Noise Levels
Sump, Sewer & Drain Levels
Temperature & Humidity
Resource Education Programs

How Our Government Customers Use Captis

Smart Sewer Monitoring

Create a smart sewer lid using the Captis Pulse and Float Switch to monitor sewer levels and send alarms when approaching high level marks. The Captis on-board GPS can tell you where the problem pipes are, and enable you to dispatch services more efficiently.

Resource Education Program

The Captis solution gives schools and educational institutions an easy to install, cost-effective and scalable solution that allows them to connect a usage monitoring device to their own networks. This measurement tool provides them with data such as daily water usage, which is presented in an interactive online platform for teachers and students to learn about and manage water usage.