Threshold-based aerator control loop
The economic mistake aquaculture farmers make most often is running aerators for too many hours out of habit rather than out of need — a pattern that consumes a large fraction of their monthly electricity bill. The system runs aerators only when dissolved-oxygen drops below a configurable band, with hysteresis to prevent rapid cycling, and with a hard floor that keeps aerators on during species-critical windows regardless of DO readings. A single policy change typically produces most of the energy saving.




