Aquaculture Control System

Monitor and control water quality, aeration, pumps, and production equipment for healthier aquatic systems.

Aquaculture Control System

Our Aquaculture Control System supports fish and aquatic production by monitoring critical water and equipment conditions in one connected system.

Continuous measurements and alerts help operators respond sooner to changes in temperature, dissolved oxygen, pH, water level, circulation, and aeration—reducing avoidable stress and improving day-to-day management.

Irrigation canal in Cambodia with a remote water-level monitoring enclosure beside the canal
Remote water-level monitoring beside an irrigation canal in Cambodia. Photo: Chris Graham/AusAID, DFAT, CC BY 2.0.

Aquaculture monitoring and control

Our implementation process

We review tank layout, species, water source, filtration, aeration, pumps, and operating procedures. We then select suitable monitoring points, configure alerts, and test equipment responses before handover.

  1. Site assessment and requirements
  2. System and control design
  3. Installation, configuration, and testing
  4. Training, monitoring, and ongoing support

Frequently Asked Questions

Typical options include temperature, water level, dissolved oxygen, pH, flow, and equipment status, depending on the selected sensors.
Yes. Aeration and circulation can be scheduled or controlled using sensor thresholds and safety rules.
The system can provide alerts for selected water-quality changes, low levels, power conditions, and equipment faults.

Cambodia Agri — field photos and project updates

Visit Cambodia Agri on Facebook for project updates and photographs. See the referenced Cambodia Agri photo post.

Water-monitoring photograph: Chris Graham/AusAID, DFAT, Cambodia. Source · CC BY 2.0. Resized and compressed for the web.

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