Water

You’ll find a leak within a day, not after a year

Digital water meters that are read every ten minutes, with an alert as soon as there is consumption that shouldn’t be there.

Read every ten minutesOn your existing meterNo power socket needed
What goes wrong

You settle for water, you don't measure it

One statement per year. Everything that goes wrong in between, you pay for without knowing.

The leak that runs for months

A pipe underground or a toilet that keeps running costs money until the annual bill arrives.

No one is tapping, yet the meter runs

Nighttime usage is almost always a leak. Without measurements every ten minutes, you'll never see it.

You can't pass anything on

Without measurement per accommodation, water is a fixed cost that you distribute over everyone.

Continuous consumption is almost always a leak

Water is billed once a year. A leaking pipe under the ground or a toilet that keeps running can cost months of money before it is noticed.

Our meters are read every ten minutes. Consumption that continues at night while no one is using water is almost always a leak — and you will receive a notification.

You measure per building, per accommodation, or per tap point, and you can charge the consumption to those who use it.

Continuous consumption is almost always a leak
What it yields

What changes once you measure every ten minutes

Drinking water is becoming more expensive and scarcer. Measuring is the cheapest thing you can do here.

A notification of continuous consumption

You set a limit and receive a message as soon as water flows that shouldn't be flowing.

A leak in days instead of months

The difference between a repair and paying for the ground for a year.

Per building, pitch, or tap point

You see which part stands out, and can pass it on to whoever caused it.

Figures for your consumption reporting

What you have saved is fixed instead of being estimated.

How we measure water

If you already have a water meter, it doesn't need to be removed. We read it as it is and transmit the reading wirelessly, converted to cubic meters.

The installation takes a few minutes and no power is needed. That's convenient, as water meters are rarely located in a handy spot: in a well, in a crawl space, at the back of the site.

Our network can reach those locations. Within a radius of several kilometers, the measurement is received without the need for a cable.

How we measure water
In the Netherlands, between 70 and 82 million cubic meters of water leaks away annually.

A large part of it is below ground and behind walls, where no one sees it. What you don't measure, you only notice on the annual statement.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about water measurement

Below you will find the most frequently asked questions about digital water meters and leak detection.