LACROIX is a key player in the water markets and has extensive experience in designing equipment and centralisation solutions for water network management. In partnership with major water operators, the company is always looking out for the needs of the water industry.
Today, with its sensors, SOFREL data loggers, Remote Terminal Units and SCADA software, LACROIX is the only company to offer solutions to control and monitor all the infrastructures covered by the water cycle.
LACROIX provides comprehensive tools to address the challenges of every stage of the water cycle : securing the supply of drinking water, monitoring the level & quality of natural and groundwater, optimizing infrastructure management through district metering (DMA), or controlling wastewater discharges.
Solutions for all your telemetry needs in the water cycle
Drinking water production
From catchment to storage, we have solutions for the telemetry of drinking water supply networks.
Drinking water distribution
Solutions for district metering and pressure management in drinking water distribution networks.
Wastewater collection and treatment
Solutions for collecting, treating and monitoring wastewater in the environment.
Management of natural waters
Solutions for monitoring the level and quality of surface waters (rivers, lakes, estuaries) and groundwater.
Discover the solutions offered by LACROIX, a company attuned to the needs of operators. By focusing on innovation and efficiency, these tools contribute to sustainable, cost-effective, and proactive water resource management, serving municipalities, industries, and ecosystems alike.
The management of water markets and networks requires efficient and flexible digital tools capable of addressing the specific challenges at each stage of the water cycle. Our remote monitoring solutions are designed to provide optimized remote control, ensuring real-time supervision of installations and enabling informed decision-making.
They adapt to the diverse needs of water operators by allowing them to:
- Secure the supply of drinking water,
- Monitor the quality and availability of resources,
- Reduce losses through effective DMA (District Metering Area) strategies,
- Ensure environmental compliance for discharges.
With these innovative tools, operators can enhance the performance of their infrastructure, optimize operating costs, and ensure sustainable and responsible water resource management.