How flow monitoring works
Get accurate, real-time flow data from the field to your screen without invasive installs or complex setup.
1. Install the hardware
Fit a Captis device with a flow sensor (ultrasonic, magflow, or other) in your desired location - inline, clamp-on, or downstream. Add level or pressure sensors for a complete picture of what's happening in the pit.
2. Data is transmitted
Flow rate and volume data is sent via CAT-M1 or NB-IoT, with options for internal or external antennas to maintain strong signal in harsh environments.
3. See alerts & trends
Access data, alerts, and long-term trends in Kallipr Kloud, or integrate into your SCADA, billing, or analytics platform.
Take the guesswork out of sewer flow
Monitoring sewer flow gives US utilities accurate data to manage network capacity, detect infiltration and inflow, and support CSO and SSO compliance reporting. Our non-contact sensors work in open channels, combined sewers, and sanitary networks without disrupting service.
Detect anomalies early
Track real-time flow rates to identify leaks, bursts, or blockages before they escalate. Use data for capacity planning.
Quick, non-invasive installs
Install sensors without disrupting service, with flexible mounting options for a variety of pipe types and sizes.
Long battery life, low maintenance
5 to 10 years of battery life (depending on transmission frequency) keeps your flow monitoring network running with minimal site visits.
Measure inter-agency flows accurately
Accurately meter flows at treatment boundaries and pump stations to support inter-agency agreements and network capacity planning.
What our customers say
Sewer flow monitoring for CSO and SSO compliance
Managing combined sewer overflows (CSOs) and sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs) requires more than level data alone. Flow measurement at key points in your network gives utilities the volume and velocity data needed to quantify overflow events, model system capacity under storm conditions, and build the regulatory record required for EPA consent decree compliance.
Kallipr’s non-contact flow sensors install in open channel sewer structures without confined space entry, measuring flow continuously at manholes, overflow weirs, and pump station inlets to give operators a complete picture of how their network is behaving under load.
How Kallipr supports CSO and SSO flow monitoring
- Overflow quantification – measure flow volumes at CSO and SSO discharge points to support EPA reporting and consent decree documentation
- I&I flow detection – identify catchments where stormwater infiltration is elevating wet-weather flows above dry-weather baselines
- Capacity monitoring – track flows at network boundaries and pump stations to identify where capacity is consistently being approached or exceeded
- Inter-agency flow measurement – accurately meter flows between collection and treatment utilities to support contracts and resolve volume disputes
- SCADA integration – route flow data and alerts directly into your existing control systems for real-time operational response
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