Level Discharge Dashboard
Overview
The Level Discharge Dashboard is designed to provide clear visibility into how liquid is removed, drained, or discharged from a container or storage system.
Unlike the Level Supply Dashboard, which focuses on how liquid is consumed over time, the Level Discharge Dashboard is built for scenarios where understanding when and how liquid is emptied or discharged is critical for system performance, environmental compliance, and operational safety.
By combining real-time monitoring with historical discharge insights and alerting capabilities, the Level Discharge Dashboard provides a complete picture of liquid removal behavior — helping you ensure safe operation, detect issues early, and maintain reliable discharge system performance.
IoT Pro Platform - Level Discharge Dashboard
What This Dashboard Shows
The Level Discharge Dashboard consolidates key metrics and visual insights to help you understand discharge activity and container behavior, including:
Current fill level displayed in both percentage and liters, giving you an immediate picture of how full the container is at any given moment.
Level reduction trends to help you track discharge events as they occur and review how the container has been emptying over time.
Estimated time until empty, calculated based on observed discharge patterns, so you can anticipate when the container will need attention.
Flow rate insights to monitor outflow intensity and identify whether discharge is happening at the expected rate.
Historical level trends to help you identify recurring discharge cycles and spot irregularities in behavior over time.
Detection of abnormal discharge activity, such as unexpected rapid emptying, which may point to a fault, leak, or unauthorized event.
Alert notifications for critical level thresholds, leakage detection, or other abnormal conditions requiring immediate attention.
Operational status indicators to confirm that discharge systems are functioning as expected.
How It Helps You
The Level Discharge Dashboard enables you to:
Monitor how quickly containers are being emptied or drained, and verify that discharge is occurring at the correct pace.
Detect abnormal discharge patterns early, helping you identify leaks, blockages, pump failures, or other system faults before they worsen.
Prevent overflow risks by ensuring that discharge systems are operating correctly and keeping container levels within safe bounds.
Support environmental compliance by maintaining a clear record of discharge behavior for reporting or regulatory purposes.
Identify inefficiencies or mechanical issues in pumps or drainage systems, enabling targeted maintenance rather than reactive repairs.
Improve maintenance planning and operational response times by having discharge data readily accessible and easy to interpret.
Maintain safe operating conditions across drainage or containment systems by staying informed of any deviations from normal behavior.
Typical Use Cases
This dashboard is particularly well suited to:
Sewer and wastewater monitoring systems where discharge timing and volume are critical to safe operation.
Stormwater drainage and runoff containment systems that require continuous level oversight during weather events.
Industrial waste fluid discharge monitoring to ensure compliant and controlled outflow.
Containment pits and environmental protection systems where unexpected discharge could pose a safety or environmental risk.
Pump station monitoring and discharge verification to confirm that pumping cycles are performing as intended.
Flood prevention and drainage infrastructure where early detection of blockages or failures is essential.