The Moche River water is contaminated due to informal mining and other anthropogenic activities. The pollutants are primarily organic matter and heavy metals, which contribute to the water’s elevated color and turbidity levels. This contaminated water is used for irrigating surrounding areas, leading to the production of contaminated crops. Monitoring color and turbidity requires expensive instruments. In this study, a water sample was collected from the district of Poroto, located in the province of Trujillo, La Libertad region. Approximately 200 L were sampled, with a pH of 5.2 and a turbidity of 12.04 NTU. The research employs a combined treatment process involving coagulants, specifically ferric sulfate and polyaluminum chloride, followed by filtration through activated carbon. Additionally, a low-cost monitoring system using an Arduino-based turbidimeter and colorimeter is propose...