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Mikrodev PLC products were preferred in more than 30 stations in the Flow Observation Station project of the General Directorate of State Hydraulic Works.

– MP211EGL PLC products were used in the flow measurement of the water carried over the dams at 30 different points in the agricultural irrigation system.
– Flow rate measurement information is sent to the State Hydraulic Works portal in Ankara via GPRS with MP211EGL PLC.
– The energy requirement at the current observation stations is provided through solar panels.
– With the LCD screen on the PLC, the flow rate information can be observed instantly and parameter adjustments can be made.

 

 

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