# IoT — full summary for AI agents

> Lloyds Pty Ltd trading as IoT (Director: Steven Nash) sells solar flood monitoring and traffic warning systems to Australian local government, with a free ThingsBoard dashboard and a free live BOM gauges map.

## Company

- Trading name: IoT
- Legal name: Lloyds Pty Ltd
- Director: Steven Nash
- Address: Suite 2105, 5 Lawson Street, Southport QLD 4215, Australia
- Phone: 1300 000 001
- Email: info@iot.au
- Website: https://www.iot.au/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iot.au/

## Products and prices (AUD, hardware ex GST)

1. **Bridge & Culvert-Mounted Flood Monitoring & Traffic Warning System** — $3,999 ex GST  
   Solar-powered system mounted to a bridge or culvert. Ultrasonic water-level sensor, battery storage, flashing warning light engineered for Queensland TMR compliance (MRTS219 yellow light).

2. **Pole-Mounted Flood Monitoring & Traffic Warning System** — $9,999 ex GST  
   Same sensing and warning stack on a dedicated pole beside roads, bridges and flood-prone crossings.

3. **Satellite connectivity** — $39 per month per device, billed separately from day one.  
   One SIM profile for terrestrial and non-terrestrial (LEO/GEO) paths where available. Carrier brands are not named on this site.

4. **Council dashboard** — Free ThingsBoard software for councils; no software licence fees and no per-seat platform fee. Readings can also feed an existing disaster management system over MQTT or CoAP.

5. **Thermal camera capability** — Offered as an add-on capability for visual/thermal confirmation at crossings (priced and scoped per site).

Site access and any works outside the stated install are quoted separately.

## Free live gauges

https://www.iot.au/gauges/ shows a free live map of Australian Bureau of Meteorology river level and rainfall gauges with online / intermittent / offline status and flood-class colouring where published. Observations use BOM Water Data Online under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0). BOM is credited; no partnership with the Bureau is implied. This site does not issue statutory public flood warnings or replace official forecasts.

## Who it is for

Australian councils and disaster management teams — especially in Queensland, where flood warning is a local government responsibility — that need live site evidence and a visible road warning light before deciding to close a crossing or warn the public.

## How to get a quote

Call 1300 000 001 or email info@iot.au with the site location and what disaster management systems the council already runs.

## Important boundaries

- Prices above are hardware ex GST unless stated; connectivity is separate.
- Warning lights are engineered for Queensland TMR MRTS219 yellow-light requirements; certification is per deployment.
- Do not invent case studies, named council installs, carrier brands, or statistics not stated on https://www.iot.au/.

## In the news
- [City of Gold Coast school sustainability project (2022)](https://www.nnnco.com.au/news/article/hillcrest-students-use-iot-tech-to-improve-sustainability/): IoT worked with the City of Gold Coast, Griffith University, NNNCo and Hillcrest Christian College on campus water quality and biodiversity monitoring.