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ABSTRACT
Water availability is crucial for a functional learning environment. The Faculty of Engineering has relied on manual monitoring and operation of the water tank level in the past. This project addresses this concern by implementing an automated water tank level control system. The system utilizes sensors to continuously monitor the water level in the tank. Based on pre defined levels, the system automatically activates the pump and solenoid valves to refill the tank when it reaches a low level and switches it off upon reaching maximum capacity. This project investigates the design, development, and implementation of this automated system. The focus is on ensuring consistent water availability, preventing overflows, and optimizing water usage within the Faculty of Engineering. The system made use of industry manufactured solenoid valves as opposed to locally made ones previously implemented. The local solenoid valves had slower response times. The system implemented proved to be more efficient and faster than an older system.
