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Remote monitoring on a lease, explained

Plain-language guides to how remote tank, well, and lease monitoring works — the sensors, the cameras, the alerts, and what changes about a route. Everything here is how LeaseSight actually runs, in the same words you'll find across the site.

Guide · Tank level

Remote tank level monitoring for oil & gas: how it works

Remote tank level monitoring puts an hourly reading from every tank on your phone, so you know what changed before you drive. On a LeaseSight lease it's one sensor in the top fitting of each tank, a solar gateway on the pad, and an alert the moment a level crosses a line you set.

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Guide · Injection wells

Injection well monitoring: pressure, flow, and the report that builds itself

Injection well monitoring on a LeaseSight lease is two sensors and one app: a pressure sensor at the wellhead reading tubing, casing, and injection pressure every hour, and a turbine meter on the injection line reporting volume. When the meter reads zeros longer than you've said it should — you set the wait — that's an alert on your phone, and the injection & disposal report builds itself from the same readings.

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Guide · Stripper wells

Stripper well monitoring for small oil & gas operators

When your wells make a few barrels a day, you can't afford a company man on every lease — but you also can't afford to find out on Thursday that a well went down Sunday night. Stripper well monitoring with LeaseSight puts an hourly reading from every tank and wellhead on your phone, with sensors you install yourself in a few minutes per unit.

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Guide · Monitoring & security cameras

Solar LTE lease cameras for oil & gas: what to look for

Solar-powered LTE cameras watch your lease day and night. Live remote viewing and pan-tilt control from anywhere, anytime. That's the whole idea — and the two things that make it work on a lease are the two things a lease doesn't have: power and WiFi.

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Guide · Oil wells

Remote oil well monitoring: wellhead pressure, flow, and alerts

Remote oil well monitoring puts an hourly reading from every wellhead on your phone, so you know what changed before you drive. On a LeaseSight lease it's a pressure sensor at the wellhead, a turbine meter on the flow line, a solar gateway up to 75 feet away, and an alert in your pocket the moment something crosses a line.

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