• It supplies between 20,000 m³ and 25,000 m³ a month to industries and farms in Beniel.
• It has an oleo-hydraulic pressure valve that modifies the pressure depending on demand for consumption and the time slot, thus adapting supply to real operating requirements, minimising losses and optimising consumption.
• This source is controlled by a radio-controlled remote control system, which provides real-time data on operating parameters such as flow and input and output pressure, among others, 24 hours a day.

The second source is under the Beniel town centre, next to the old bridge over the Segura River, in the facilities owned by the Canales del Taibilla Municipal Association in the town.

• Distributed volume of between 21,000 and 26,000 m³ per month
• The water is supplied via two tanks containing water reserves to cover over 48 hours’ supply:
  • one with a capacity of 25 m³, at a height of 20 m;
  • the other with a capacity of 2,600 m³, as support for demand exceeding supply, which operates by providing the raised tank with the necessary water flow.
• This source also has a remote control station for the correct control of resource use. It provides real-time control of all data on consumption, such as flows, pressure, fill level and regulation of the MCT tank, available water reserves and more.

In this way, we ensure optimal purchase of water and minimal losses, optimising the use of resources while detecting leaks.

The third source to Beniel is through the EMUASA supply company pipeline in the Murcia region of El Raal.

• This source supplies a flow of approximately 20,000 m³ a month to a part of the town centre, the region of La Basca and a large part of La Huerta de Beniel.
• An oleo-hydraulic control valve helps maximise resources and minimise losses from the network, which operates according to demand in each time slot.
• It has a remote control system that provides real-time information on all parameters required for its correct operation, optimising water purchases and minimising losses.