Product Description：

  CFR 280 Requirements:
All leaks must be included or diverted to an effective collection system.
Containment may be with a trench, dike or DC Piping & Tanks.
Must contain leaking product for at the least 30 days.
Should be inspected month-to-month or constantly via manual or automatic Leak Detection

A containment remote monitoring system is a type of monitoring system that allows for the remote monitoring of hazardous containment areas. These systems can be installed in various types of containment areas, including pipelines, storage tanks, and hazardous waste storage areas.

A containment remote monitoring system typically consists of sensors that are placed in strategic locations within the containment area, such as near valves or pipes. These sensors can be used to measure a range of parameters, such as temperature, pressure, and fluid levels. The data collected by these sensors is then transmitted wirelessly to a central control system, which can be accessed remotely by operators or other authorized personnel.

The purpose of a containment remote monitoring system is to provide real-time information about containment areas, allowing operators to identify potential issues before they become major problems. This can help to reduce the risk of leaks or spills, and minimize the environmental damage and health risks associated with hazardous materials. In addition, a containment remote monitoring system can help to improve compliance with environmental regulations, by allowing companies to demonstrate that they are taking proactive steps to prevent accidents and protect the environment.

Our double Containment Remote Monitoring System has a durable protective enclosure， Damage can occur from pipeline leaks the sysetem will sent   an alert from  your computer or smartphone.

the system also can provide measurements of contained fluid levels for drain collectors

1.Easily installed
2.Wireless Sensors，Check levels remotely，Sends alarms
3.Permits scheduled maintenance
4.Displays fluid levels，Shows container locations

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