Night-time oxygen, handled
The riskiest hour is 4 AM, when dissolved oxygen bottoms out. Valvix watches temperature, level and aeration in every pond or tank — and starts the aerators on its own.
Sound familiar?
- Night-time oxygen crashes
- Power failures
- Water level
- Feeding on a schedule
Before & after
Today
- Night rounds with a flashlight
- Aerators run nonstop — and eat power
- You find a failed pump in the morning
- The same feed every day
- Water-quality logs on paper
With Valvix
- Aerators start when oxygen runs low
- Power only when it’s needed
- Alerts for pump or power failure
- Feeding tuned to water temperature
- Water quality on charts
What Valvix does
Aeration
Aerators driven by oxygen and temperature — especially at night.
overnight
Water temperature
At several depths in every pond or tank.
°F
Level & flow
Level, inflow and outflow, all in check.
24/7
Pumps & power
Consumption, outages and backup.
alerts
Feeding & tasks
Rates by water temperature and tasks for your team.
Valvix People
Water quality
pH and more on charts and reports.
pH
- 4 AM the riskiest hour, covered
- 24/7 temperature and level in every pond
- 1 min from pump failure to alert
Starter kit
- 1× Valvix Node: Per group of ponds
- 4× Temperature probes: At several depths
- 1× pH sensor: Water quality
- 2× Level sensors: Ponds and reservoirs
- 1× Relays: Aerators and pumps
- 1× Energy meter: Usage and outages
Get started
Map your site
Ponds, tanks, aerators, pumps.
Sensors & relays
Wired to your existing aerators.
Night rules
When to aerate and whom to wake.
Articles
- Real-Time Monitoring: Full visibility into every greenhouse — conditions, equipment, and alerts — from your phone
- Predictive Alerts: Issues flagged early, before they reach your crop or your bottom line
- Energy Efficiency: Equipment runs only when needed. Valvix manages it automatically