INTRODUCING SENSEAFLOAT
SenseaFloat

Know when the water level changes.

SenseaFloat is a developing marine monitoring product that uses straightforward float-switch logic to communicate high-water conditions through a clear visual interface.

PROTOTYPE / DEVELOPMENT STAGE · NOT YET A FINAL COMMERCIAL SPECIFICATION
SENSEAFLOAT SYSTEMSYSTEM NORMALWATER LEVEL
NORMAL
Monitoring float input
THE PRODUCT IDEA

One meaningful input.
One clear message.

A marine water-level alert should be easy to recognize. SenseaFloat's intended interface centers on a single question: is the switch indicating a normal condition or a high-water alarm?

The current prototype uses a round touchscreen development board. The final electrical interfaces, enclosure, labeling and production configuration are still being engineered.

NORMAL / LOW WATERWATER LEVEL
NORMAL

Safe status shown in teal/blue-green.

ALARM / HIGH WATERHIGH WATER
ALERT

Dangerous status shown prominently in red.

HOW THE CONCEPT OPERATES

A simple operating sequence.

01

Sense

A connected float switch changes contact state as the monitored water reaches its trigger point.

02

Interpret

The prototype logic treats a closed contact as high-water demand and an open contact as normal.

03

Display

The screen switches between the safe teal state and the red high-water alarm screen.

04

Output

A 12 V alarm output is planned, but its final hardware and allowable load have not been established.

INTERACTIVE PREVIEW

Recognize the state
without interpretation.

Use the simulator to compare the normal screen with the high-water alarm. The demonstration reflects proposed software states, not certified performance.

Development principle

High water is always a warning condition; low water is the normal/safe status. The UI does not use orange for normal water.

INTERACTIVE CONCEPT PREVIEW

See how the alert changes.

DEMO ONLY
SENSEAFLOAT✓WATER LEVEL
NORMAL
LOW WATER · SAFE STATUS

Normal water is the safe state. Select high water to preview the red alert.

This is a visual demonstration, not a connected device or validated alarm system.
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THE WHY BEHIND THIS PRODUCT

Dockside water risk deserves a clear signal.

BoatUS 2012 sinking-claim sample; not a national rate. See the research and important limitations.

Why SenseaFloat?
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