Monitor and manage remote assets from anywhere
Connect multiple sensor types through flexible I/O
Remotely adjust sampling rates and upload intervals
Extended field life with flexible power options
LTE-M and NB-IoT with satellite-ready hardware
Securely connect data to your preferred platform
Take full control of your water systems with NightOwl – Hawk built for the most demanding applications.
Hawk is built for organizations that can’t afford downtime. Whether managing municipal wells, industrial tanks, or multi-site operations, Hawk delivers unmatched monitoring depth and secure control features. Proactive alerts, remote system resets, and automated reporting help you cut costs, extend equipment life, and maintain compliance all from one platform.
Get clear answers to the most common questions about the NightOwl Hawk from installation and connectivity to alerts and system compatibility.
NightOwl Hawk is a rugged, plug-and-play cellular IoT data logger and sensor hub designed to collect, transmit, and monitor data from a wide range of industrial sensors. It enables real-time remote monitoring, cloud connectivity, and reliable data logging for water, wastewater, environmental, and industrial applications.
Hawk supports a broad range of industry-standard sensors, including 4–20mA analog sensors, digital inputs, pulse-counting devices, and Modbus RTU (RS485) equipment. Its flexible I/O makes it easy to integrate with existing monitoring systems and expand as your application grows.
Yes. Multiple Hawk devices can be managed from a single cloud dashboard, allowing operators to monitor assets, receive alerts, and review historical data across numerous locations.
Yes. Hawk is available in rugged industrial enclosures designed for demanding outdoor and industrial environments, with multiple power options including solar and battery configurations.
Yes. Hawk supports Modbus RTU communication and offers integration options for existing monitoring platforms, SCADA systems, and cloud applications.
Users can configure custom alarm thresholds and receive notifications whenever monitored values exceed predefined limits, helping teams respond quickly to critical events.