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Fully automatic sampling system

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The problem

Checking water quality by hand is time-consuming and gives only a snapshot. A fully automatic sampling system takes samples and measures water parameters (e.g. pH, conductivity, chlorine, turbidity) on a set schedule, stores the results and raises an alarm when values deviate. You catch a problem before it reaches production or consumers.

Our solution

Together we determine your needs, supply suitable equipment or materials, install them and keep the system running with maintenance. We have 15 years of experience in water treatment and work across Estonia.

Price

Price depends on water quality, required capacity and installation scope. We prepare an exact quote after a water analysis or site details.

Service area

We are based in Tartu County (Rehepapi põik 3, Soinaste küla, Kambja vald) and mainly serve Tartu and Harju counties – Tartu, Tallinn and the surrounding areas. We also travel to sites anywhere in Estonia.

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Frequently asked questions: Fully automatic sampling system

What is a fully automatic sampling system?

A fully automatic sampling system takes and stores water or wastewater samples automatically according to a set schedule or flow volume, without manual intervention.

Where are sampling systems used?

Sampling systems are used at wastewater treatment plants, industrial companies, water utilities and in environmental monitoring, where regular and reliable sampling is needed.

Can samples be stored refrigerated?

Yes. Many systems have refrigerated sample containers so that samples are preserved until they are taken to the laboratory.

Can the system be connected to a control system?

Yes. The system can usually be integrated with an automation or control system and sampling can be triggered by a signal. We confirm the options for the specific unit.

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