Run the pump from your phone — or let the tank run it for you.
Remote on/off for DC solar and AC pumps, with schedules, runtime history, and the option that changes everything - pair it with a Meterra tank sensor and the pump starts and stops on the tank's actual level.
60-day money-back guarantee and a one-year warranty on every sensor.
Half the driving on a stock-water system is pump driving: out to turn it on, back to turn it off, and the extra trip when nobody remembers whether it’s running. Remote control ends that — and pairing the controller with a tank level sensor ends even the tap: the tank calls for water when it’s low and shuts the pump off when it’s full.
It’s also the fix for a system that used to automate itself over buried control wire and doesn’t anymore — each end is cellular, so the broken run never gets replaced, just retired. See water system automation for what the pairings can do.
Runtime history keeps the system honest — every start, stop, and hour of duty on record, next to the levels it produced.
The drive you stop making
Turning a pump on used to mean driving to it — twice, because it has to go off again. Now both are a tap, from anywhere.
Automation from real levels
Paired with a Meterra tank sensor, the controller starts the pump when the tank drops and stops it when it's full — no float wiring between them, no overflow, no dry runs on a full tank.
Schedules and a manual override
Set daily run windows, keep a physical on/off switch at the pump for hands-on work, and see runtime history for every start.
Install at the pump
DC 12/24V solar systems are self-powered and off-grid ready; AC 120/240V versions are installed with your electrician.
Connect and configure
The controller joins your dashboard over wide-coverage LTE-M cellular. Set schedules, pair a tank sensor, name your alerts.
Control it from anywhere
On, off, scheduled, or automated — with runtime history that shows the pump is doing what you think it is.
Watch them work together
The tank runs the pump. By itself.
Every Meterra device is complete on its own. But sensors and controllers share one platform, so a reading can drive a pump — set the rule once, and the tank does the calling from then on. Here’s the loop, sped up:
Sped-up example — you set the start and stop levels in the Meterra app. Every rule stays a manual button in the app too, and a separate high-level alarm can back the stop rule up.
The products in this simulation
Every device reports to the same Meterra dashboard and app.
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| Pump types | DC 12V / 24V (solar, self-powered) and AC 120V / 240V options |
|---|---|
| Control | Remote on/off, custom schedules, manual switch at the unit |
| Automation | Start/stop from a paired Meterra tank level sensor |
| History | Runtime records; optional pump-running detection |
| Connectivity / network | LTE-M (Cat-M1) cellular — coverage confirmed for your location |
| Compliance | FCC compliant |
| Connectivity plan | 3 months included, then from $10/month per device (discounts on annual subscriptions) |
Price includes the sensor and 3 months of connectivity. US connectivity plans from $10/month per device after the bundled period; discounts on annual subscriptions.
How do I get US pricing?
US pricing for pump controllers is being finalized as part of our rollout, and configurations vary more than our sensors — DC vs AC, pump size, automation. Tell us your pump and what you want it to do, and we'll reply within one business day with pricing and the right setup.
How does tank-level automation work?
The controller pairs with a Meterra tank level sensor over the platform. You set the levels — start filling at 40%, stop at 95% — and the pump follows the tank's actual reading. No wiring between tank and pump, which matters when they're a hilltop apart.
What about AC pumps — can I install it myself?
DC solar systems are designed for straightforward off-grid installs. AC 120/240V versions switch real power and are installed with your electrician — we support the setup and configuration once it's wired.
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