
Residential
A well shifts with the aquifer and nobody tests it for months. pH and TDS read every 60 seconds — you get a text the moment either moves.
A monitor on your well, cistern or tank.Water from air when the source can’t keep up.Commissioned by BlueSignal.
“Turbidity stepped up near 04:00. Alert went out at 04:12, cleared by 04:20. Watching through noon.”
A bad well doesn’t announce itself. A pond turns over at 4am. The softener fails on a Tuesday. You find out after the fish, the plants, the filter.
pH and TDS move for weeks before a monthly test catches it.
Oxygen sags before dawn; the fish go before you know.
Cisterns grow biofilm quietly. Turbidity and TDS move days before the water clouds.
A strip test once a month misses what happens at 3am.
A single open-firmware mainboard reads pH, TDS, turbidity and temperature — every 60 seconds, in lakes, ponds, wells and treatment systems. ORP, chlorine and conductivity ride the RS485 bus as optional probes.
pH, TDS, turbidity and temperature read every 60 seconds, geo-stamped by GPS. The RS485 bus takes optional digital probes — ORP, chlorine, EC/salinity. Here’s what each one tells you.
Acid or base — drifts before the fish do.
Dissolved salts, climbing or holding steady.
Cloudiness — the first sign of a bloom.
The reference everything else leans on.
Geo-stamps every batch of readings.
The unit keeps every reading on its own storage first, so a dropped connection loses nothing. When the link is back, the backlog follows in order.
Four channels sampled every 60 seconds. Raw analog from the probes, converted on-board and stored before anything is transmitted.
Stored on the unit first, then sent to BlueSignal Cloud over the site’s Wi-Fi. A 915 MHz radio is on the board for sites without a connection; that network path ships when it is live, not before.
The cloud stores it, charts it, and notifies you when a reading crosses a threshold you set. The same threshold can switch site equipment through the four relay outputs and installer-supplied gear.
A threshold fires an alert — and four relay outputs switch site equipment, such as water generators, through installer-supplied gear. Swipe through where it runs.

A well shifts with the aquifer and nobody tests it for months. pH and TDS read every 60 seconds — you get a text the moment either moves.

pH drifts overnight and the sanitizer stops working — that is how a pool goes green. The dashboard texts you before anyone notices, and a relay output signals installer-supplied gear.

Condensate picks up whatever the air and the machine give it. pH, TDS and temperature read on every batch before it goes to storage.

Temperature, pH and turbidity in every raceway, every 60 seconds. Lose one tank of fish and the unit has paid for itself.

A retention pond turns green in a week of heat. Turbidity and pH trend before the bloom, a relay output signals installer-supplied gear, and the record is there for the MS4 report.
Every site runs the same WQM-1 hardware. Cloud monitoring scales with how you use it.
Best forMakers, students, and tinkerers running a single sensor.
Create a free accountBest forHomeowners — wells, rainwater, a tank or two.
Get a quoteBest forAquaculture, municipal stormwater, treatment, integrators.
Get a quoteRunning 50+ devices, a regulated program, or need a white-label dashboard? Talk to us.
Tell us about the site and we send a quote. Electrical and plumbing go to a trained local trade — see who is listed.
Pilot, installer network, volume order, or just a question about your water.Tell us what you’re working with.
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