What can the H700 hydrology station measure?

It integrates 2 to 12 sensor channels per site — typical configurations combine water level, rainfall, flow-related and meteorological sensors. Channels are selected per project.

How is the station powered?

The station can use solar or grid power, supporting both remote and urban installations.

How does data reach the platform?

In real time over 4G with MQTT uplink to Hitelecom Cloud; users read and export data from the web platform or app.

Where can it be deployed?

Urban, rural, plains and mountainous areas; mounting lugs, pole-clamp, and slotted-mount options adapt to poles, walls, and rails.

H Series · Hydrology

Solar | Modular | 2–12 Channels

The Hitelecom H700 hydrology station is a modular, solar-powered monitoring terminal that integrates 2 to 12 sensor channels for water and environmental data. It transmits in real time to Hitelecom Cloud over 4G, can be deployed in urban and rural areas, including plains and mountainous terrain, and can be installed using mounting lugs, a pole clamp, or a slotted mount.

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Key Features

Solar | Modular | 2–12 Channels

Monitoring with 2-12 Sensor Channels
IP65 Waterproof and Dustproof Rating
2–12 Configurable Sensor Channels
Supports NFC activation and local device configuration.
Supports remote OTA firmware updates.
Wireless options: 4G LTE, NB-IoT, and LoRa.
Remote Data Access: Monitor from Anywhere
Configurable Threshold Alerts

Technical Specifications

Monitoring a range of hydrological data, including but not limited to water level, flow rate, water quality, temperature and humidity, wind speed and direction, atmospheric pressure, rainfall, PM2.5/10, CO₂, etc., to provide insight into water levels and air pollution trends and their sources, delivering reliable data support for environmental protection and urban water management.

Specifications

H Series · Hydrology — Technical Specifications
Product Models	H700
Measuring Range	Customizable
Accuracy	Customizable
Protocol	MQTT
Scope	Urban · Rural · Plains · Mountainous Areas
Frequency Bands	LTE-TDD: B34/B38/B39/B40/B41; LTE-FDD: B1/B3/B5/B8
Power Supply	Solar Power · Grid Electricity
Installation	Mounting lugs, pole clamp, or slotted mount (varies by configuration)

Application Scenarios

River and stream monitoring

Water level, rainfall and flow-related channels for hydrological networks.

Reservoir and lake management

Multi-parameter hydrology logging for dispatch and safety.

Urban waterlogging watch

Rainfall plus level monitoring at flood-prone urban points.

Smart agriculture

Irrigation district water and weather channels in one station.

Environmental monitoring

Water quality and meteorological channels for watershed programs.

Mountain torrent warning

Remote solar stations in mountainous catchments feed early-warning systems.

Coastal and estuary sites

Tide and weather channels for coastal management.

Emergency management

Rapidly deployed stations supply data during flood seasons.

Frequently Asked Questions

What can the H700 hydrology station measure?: It integrates 2 to 12 sensor channels per site — typical configurations combine water level, rainfall, flow-related and meteorological sensors. Channels are selected per project.
How is the station powered?: The station can use solar or grid power, supporting both remote and urban installations.
How does data reach the platform?: In real time over 4G with MQTT uplink to Hitelecom Cloud; users read and export data from the web platform or app.
Where can it be deployed?: Urban, rural, plains and mountainous areas; mounting lugs, pole-clamp, and slotted-mount options adapt to poles, walls, and rails.