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Building a Water Level Monitoring Solution with Blynk: +40% Sales, Development Journey, and More

Learn how Turing used Blynk to turn their product into a connected water and diesel tank monitoring solution, achieving sales growth, cutting support cost and boosting customer loyalty.

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August 21, 2025

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Iryna Liashchuk
Blynk allowed us to close the loop—moving from an electronic product to a connected commercial solution, with a professional and reliable interface that users could quickly adopt.” — Ronalt Celaya, Director & Founder, Turing

1. Problem, Company & Product

Turing is a Venezuelan company specialized in automation, electronic development, and custom IoT solutions. They design and manufacture robust electronic devices tailored to the real-world conditions of the country.

One of their key products is Levelmatic, a family of level sensors designed to monitor water and diesel tanks, either locally or remotely. This solution emerged as a direct response to a structural problem in Venezuela: the instability of the potable water supply.

In many areas of the country, water is only available for a few hours a day—or just a few days a week—forcing people to rely on storage tanks. This situation creates uncertainty, anxiety, and a lack of awareness about how much water remains available.

Turing + Blynk offer a clear solution:

  • Monitoring from a mobile phone
  • Low-level alerts
  • Pump and solenoid valve automation
  • Shared access with family members, technicians, or maintenance personnel

Their customers include residential users, building managers, industries, hotels, farms, and service companies.

2. The Software: Other IoT Platforms, In-House, Blynk.

"As an automation company, we already had experience developing firmware, programming microcontrollers, hardware, and communication solutions. However, we consistently faced a barrier in building mobile apps that were functional, fast, and scalable.", says Ronalt.

The team evaluated other IoT platforms (ThingsBoard and Tuya) and even their own in-house solutions, but:

  • They required long development times
  • They didn’t offer a smooth user experience
  • They had a more industrial focus and weren’t as user-centric

Blynk allowed Turing to close that loop: moving from an electronic product to a connected commercial solution with a professional, reliable interface that users could quickly adopt.

3. Building with Blynk: Simple and Stable Provisioning.

The initial development of their connected product took about 2 months from concept to the first devices running in the field.

Ronalt shared top 3 most valuable features:

  1. Blynk Edgent for simple and stable provisioning
  2. Visual and control widgets to create an intuitive experience
  3. Web console to manage devices and provide remote support

4. Post-Launch Experience: Scalability is the Key

The Turing team uses Blynk daily for:

  • Push notifications in critical situations (low level, sensor error)
  • Remote dashboards, both in the app and on the console
  • User and device management with differentiated roles

"Scalability has been key: we can update, maintain, and manage dozens of devices distributed across the country without the need for on-site visits.", says Ronalt.

Actual user feedback:

  • “Thanks to this, I don’t need to go outside to check the tank anymore.”
  • “Now I know if my family is using water responsibly.”
  • “This has saved me multiple times during weeks without tap water.”

5. Business Impact: Boosting Sales and Loyalty

With the adoption of Blynk, Turing achieved:

  • +40% increase in connected product sales
  • −50% in technical visits thanks to remote support
  • Higher customer loyalty due to smart monitoring and control

They have also managed to position their brand as an innovative company capable of solving a critical national problem with a professional, accessible, and reliable solution.

6. Looking Ahead: White Labeling, New Product Lines and More

The team is working on:

  • A solar-powered, long-range LoRa version for rural areas without electricity or Wi-Fi
  • Integration of new sensors: temperature, pressure, and flow rate
  • An industrial line for monitoring multiple tanks simultaneously, using HMI and PLC equipment from Mitsubishi and WECON
  • A white-label partnership using Blynk with Levelmatic branding
  • New IoT applications for residential and industrial automation (beyond liquid level monitoring)

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