An integrated system for rooftop stormwater control
Hardware, software, and control logic designed to work as a single system — installed on existing rooftops, managed from the cloud.

Three layers. One system.
SmartFlow combines a physical device, a cloud platform, and a control layer — each designed to operate reliably in real-world conditions.
Smart Roof Device
Installed on existing drainage outlet. Monitors water level, controls roof valve, communicates with cloud.
Cloud Platform
Receives telemetry, serves dashboards, manages configuration and alerts across all sites.
Adaptive Control
Evaluates sensor state and weather forecasts to determine roof valve commands within defined safety limits.
Smart Roof Device
A compact, IP67-rated electromechanical unit that installs directly on the rooftop drainage outlet with no modifications to the existing drainage structure.
- Sealed enclosure for outdoor rooftop environments
- Motorized roof valve with position feedback
- 4G/LTE cellular connectivity
- On-device manual override for maintenance

| Actuator | Motorized roof valve with position feedback |
| Water level sensor | Ultrasonic, ±5 mm accuracy |
| Connectivity | 4G/LTE cellular |
| Enclosure rating | IP67 |
| Manual override | On-device switch |
| Operating temp | -10°C to +60°C |
| Installation | Surface-mount, no drainage modification |
Cloud Monitoring Platform
A web-based interface for portfolio-level monitoring, configuration, and reporting. Accessible from desktop and mobile without specialist software.



Adaptive Control Logic
The control algorithm operates continuously — evaluating sensor data and weather forecasts to determine when and how much to release, within defined safety constraints.
- 1Weather forecast data ingested from meteorological APIs
- 2Rooftop water level monitored continuously by on-device sensor
- 3Control algorithm evaluates current state against configured release profile
- 4Roof valve command issued — open, close, or partial position
- 5Action logged with timestamp, sensor state, and weather context

Normally open by design
In failure scenarios, the system prioritizes safe drainage over retention. In the event of connectivity loss, sensor fault, or power failure, the roof valve returns to its default open state and raises an alert to the control platform.
Designed for continuous operation
Rooftop environments are demanding. SmartFlow is designed for long-term outdoor deployment with minimal maintenance intervention.
Failure modes
In failure scenarios, the system prioritizes safe drainage over retention:
Connectivity loss
Device continues local control. The roof valve returns to its default open state and an alert is raised to the control platform.
Sensor fault
The roof valve returns to its default open state. An alert is raised immediately. Drainage is never compromised.
Power failure
The roof valve returns to its default open state — safe drainage is ensured in all conditions.
Learn how the platform enables smart stormwater management at the building level, or see our Acre Residential Neighborhood case study.
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Ready to assess your rooftop?
Contact our engineering team to discuss your building or portfolio. We will provide a clear picture of installation requirements and expected performance.