Challenges
What if we told you that you could have all the information you need, when you need it, right at your fingertips – alerts on irregular water consumption, leaks, including pipe breaks or the danger of flooding, all in real-time? From public areas to hidden spaces, the system gives you the tools you need to identify, act fast, and respond immediately – all via remote operations, to minimising the damage.
Solutions
Wasens smart water monitoring systems enable you to detect water flows in various areas and pinpoint exact spots of any leaks or damaged pipes. These systems also enable you to get an in-depth insight into water consumption patterns so you can adjust and adjust your system accordingly.
The advanced Wasens systems are robust and built by the best technology innovators on the in the market. Using integrated smart water monitoring systems saves money by getting real-time alerts when there are any plumbing or pipelines that need maintenance or repair. This ensures that you don’t have to pay for unnecessary plumbing work, or else risk an expensive repair bill. Using smart water monitoring solutions enables you detect any fault before it becomes a major problem and to reduce irreparable damage, further lowering your OPEX.
Increased savings will help you elevate your business toward a more sustainable trajectory. Plus, by using an impeccably designed smart water monitoring system that gives you the option of customising based on your individual usage profile stored in the system’s database.
For projects that require large-scale implementation, our bespoke infrastructure management solutions are designed to optimise the output efficiency of your systems to maximise cost savings. We use intelligent monitoring and predictive analytics to help ensure that projects are fully compliant with current industry regulations. This is extremely important when it comes to infrastructure investment and reducing the wear and tear from inadequate management of the issues that present themselves naturally over time.
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