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Real time water monitoring refers to the regular collection of data on water usage by the hour, day, week or month using sensors and GSM technology. It monitors water usage from all sources and enables users to understand usage patterns to identify inefficiencies and set reduction targets. The technology calculates pulses from water meters and sends immediate alerts and usage graphs to mobile devices. Benefits include explaining water usage variations, identifying savings opportunities, reducing risks of disruptions, increasing profits by lowering costs, and detecting leaks automatically.
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- 3. INTRODUCTION: What is real time water monitoring? •It enables one to understand water use patterns and identify potential inefficiencies. •Monitoring is also essential to setting reduction targets in water use and it forms integral part of an Energy Management System especially for high water users.
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