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Prototype inputs, intended software states and open technical questions.
Review ↗INSTALLATION RESOURCEPlanning guide
Conceptual signal flow and the requirements for a safe future installation.
Read guide ↗PRODUCT OVERVIEWSenseaFloat
Read how the monitoring concept works and explore the status display simulator.
Explore ↗Frequently asked questions.
Is SenseaFloat commercially available?
The product is in development. Production availability, pricing and warranty have not been announced.
What does a red screen mean?
A red screen represents the high-water alarm state. In the current software concept, a closed switch contact triggers that condition.
What does teal mean?
Teal or blue-green indicates the normal/low-water condition. Low water is not shown as a warning.
Can I wire a 12 V horn directly to the ESP32?
No. A microcontroller GPIO is not a 12 V alarm-output terminal. A separate, appropriately rated and protected interface must be designed and validated.
Can I use these pages as the installation manual?
No. The wiring graphic is conceptual. Final manufacturer instructions and validated specifications are required before any vessel installation.
How do I identify the exact prototype revision?
Share a photograph of the board marking, its connector labels and the software revision when requesting support. Do not assume pin assignments are shared across boards.
Questions about a future application?
We can discuss the proposed requirements and limitations of the current design.