You climb to the roof to see how much water is left.
You see the level on your phone and on the device screen, right away.
Smart Water
Automatic Water Level
Control for your
water pump
Tinajon Pro watches your tank's level and turns the pump on exactly when it's needed. Let it fill on its own, or from your phone wherever you are.
verifiedNo monthly fees · If you can wire a light switch, you can install it yourself
- Works without internet
- Local and remote control
- DIN rail mounting
- Telegram alerts
- Phone notifications
- Voice control with Alexa
- Auto, semi and manual modes
- Ultrasonic level sensor
- Empty-cistern stop
- Works on 110 V or 220 V
- Blocking schedules (beta)
- Event history
- Share control with your family
- Firmware updates
- App in Spanish and English
Problems it solves
No more tank overflows
or pumps running dry.
The usual problems with a home water pump, and how an automatic water level controller for the tank and cistern solves them.
The tank overflows because the pump was left running.
In automatic and semi-automatic it stops on its own when full, and it has a pumping time cap.
The cistern runs dry and the pump burns out running dry.
With the cistern float, the pump stops before it runs out of water.
The power or the internet goes out, and everything stops working.
It works without internet and remembers its mode. When power comes back it waits 3 minutes for the supply to settle before starting.
How it works
Automatic, semi or manual.
Try it right here.
Switch modes with a tap in the app or with the MODE button on the unit. The phone in the simulator works like the real app.
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Automatic
Most usedStarts on its own when the water drops below the % you choose, and stops at 100%.
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Semi
You start it whenever you want; the unit stops it when the tank is full.
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Manual
Only you turn it on and off. It does not stop when full: use it when you are around.
shieldIn automatic and semi, the pump also shuts off if it runs and the level does not rise. And in all three modes, with a float switch in the cistern, it stops if the cistern runs dry.
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My Pump
SMART WATER
35%
TANK LEVEL
boltPump OFF
waterwater_damageCistern OK
warningPump fault
Operation mode
No recent events
Connected · local
pan_toolManual mode: no automatic stops
In manual the pump is yours alone. It will not stop at 100%, nor if the level stops rising, nor on abnormal load. Only use it if you will be there.
The empty-cistern stop does stay active.
Tap the phone screen as if it were the app. In the diagram you can drag the threshold and open or close both valves.
Try closing the valve on the pipe up to the tank while the pump runs: in automatic or semi, the unit stops it because the level does not rise. The real unit waits 2 minutes; here, 8 seconds.
The app
Control your water pump
from the palm of your hand.
A warm, simple app. Open it, check the level, decide. No tangled menus, no technical jargon.
devices
All your pumps in one place
Manage several devices — the tank pump, the one at the country house — from the same account.
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On with a tap
Start or stop the pump instantly, and see the connection status at all times.
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The level, always visible
The water percentage, the pump status and the connection — all at a glance when you open the app.
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And by voice too, with Alexa
“Alexa, turn on the water pump.” The skill is already published: two taps to enable, and it works with any Echo. How to enable it.
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Tinajon Pro
SMART WATER
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Your water pumps
You have 1 device configured
home
My Pump
Home WiFi
Online
addAdd another pump
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My Pump
SMART WATER
81%
TANK LEVEL
boltPump OFF
waterwater_damageCistern OK
warningPump fault
Operation mode
No recent events
Connected · local
Notifications
Your water pump messages you
when you need it.
Link your account to Telegram and Tinajon Pro alerts you to what matters. When you want to check in, send a command and it answers with the status and buttons to act.
warning_amberAlerts for low water and pump faults
wifi_offAlert if the device goes offline, and when it is back
touch_appCheck status, change mode or start the pump with buttons
tuneYou choose which alerts you get
notifications_activeAlso as a notification on your phone
Tinajon Pro
bot
Today
⚠️ Water level LOW
Device: My Pump
📡 My Pump went offline.
7:20✅ My Pump reconnected. It was offline for 35 min.
If anything happened while it was offline, you'll get a summary shortly.
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8:01 ✓✓Your devices:
🟢 My Pump
🟠 Pump: On ⏱ 4 min
💧 Level: 46%
⚙️ Mode: Automatic
🪣 Cistern: ✅ Has water
🟢 My Pump🔄 Refresh🏠 Menu
What’s included
What comes with the unit
and what your installation needs.
- view_columnDIN rail formatClips into your electrical panel, or onto a piece of rail near the pump.
- bolt110 V or 220 VAdapts on its own, nothing to set up.
- water_pumpPumps up to 16 A, wired directlyUp to 8 A with one wire per pole; up to 16 A (about 1750 W at 110 V or 3500 W at 220 V) splitting it across two, on the doubled terminals. Bigger ones, through a contactor.
- sensorsUltrasonic sensorGoes on the tank lid and measures without touching the water. Up to 20 m of cable.
- swap_vertFloat switch inputOptional, in the cistern: stops the pump if it runs dry.
- smart_displayDisplay and two buttonsLevel, mode and pump status at a glance; MODE and START/STOP to use it without a phone.
- wifiIts own WiFi or yoursWorks on its own network if you have no WiFi or no internet.
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Complete kit
The controller inside an IP65 enclosure with the internal wiring already done, plus float switch, breaker, terminal blocks and cable.
Controller only
If you already have an enclosure, float switch and wiring, or a trusted electrician will install it.
Getting started
From the box to running,
in four steps.
If you can wire a light switch, you can install it yourself: every connection is numbered and the manual explains each one step by step. If not, any electrician can set it up.
01
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Mount the unit
Clip it onto a DIN rail, in your electrical panel or near the pump. In the complete kit it already comes inside its enclosure.
02
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Wire it up
Power, pump, sensor and float switch, each on its numbered terminals. The sensor goes on the tank lid.
03
wifi
Connect it from your phone
Join the unit’s network and pick your WiFi, or use it on its own network if you have none.
04
cloud
Optional: link it to the cloud
If you have internet, create your account to check it away from home and get alerts. Without the cloud, everything works the same at home.
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