The Only, Complete Well Monitoring Solution
- Water Level and Storage
- Well Recovery and Drawdown
- Usage
- Water Pressure and Temperature
- Pump Rate and Cycles
Take control of your well production and water usage.
Attach to your water line near the pressure tank or cistern - the sensor simply wraps around the pipe using noninvasive ultrasonic technology
Connect to the cloud via your home Wi-Fi
Visualize water levels, pump health, and usage trends through your dashboard.
Receive email and dashboard alerts before minor problems become emergencies
Secure your water supply for years to come.
imbrr's sensors have detected leaks, over-pumping, and several other conditions causing accelerated pump wear.
Our proprietary solution is the only noninvasive sensor designed to monitor deep wells common throughout the USA.
Founded, designed, and assembled in Colorado.
Get real-time insights into your well's performance with our intuitive dashboard.
"I'm so grateful for this product. We installed two sensors on my well and cistern in spring, and I now know the exact depth of my well and how much water it produces per hour. I love being able to pop online any time and see how much water my tenant and I are using. It's been informative in so many ways. For example, it helped me determine the well pump was set to draw water way too frequently. I should have realized that, but I assumed the installers would have set that correctly. Now it's working more conservatively. Another example is leak detection where I found I was losing 250 gallons at the cistern in addition to a small leak on an outside spigot. Once that was fixed, the pump stopped continuously drawing water. I highly recommend getting this set up on your well!"
"Between seasonal runoff and use, we had no idea how our well was doing and if it might go dry. With imbrr, after a painless, non-invasive installation process, we finally have a sense of our water storage and can be confident we don't have leaks in our system. What a treat for anyone with a residential well!"
"Being able to see our well level and recharge rate has been a game changer in understanding our well and personal water usage."