Reclaim Lost Water Revenue with Monitoring and Data Analytics
Dripping faucets, running toilets and other household water leaks, according to the EPA, waste about a trillion gallons of water a year about equal to the capacity of Florida's Lake Okeechobee. Almost three times that amount is lost through old dilapidated pipes and infrastructure before the water even reaches homes, and other factors such as improperly sized meters and theft. These losses represent $2.6 billion lost revenue problems for U.S. water utilities each year. How to resolve it?
Harnessing advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) technologies, water utilities can now mitigate the impact of theft, unbilled unmetered consumption, meter inaccuracy and leakage and reclaim lost water revenue. Aclara powers the data-driven information and advanced applications utilities need leverage AMI investment to improve services and manage water distribution networks. We help utilities access the data and analytics for insight into resources and take action to improve systems and recover revenues.
Leak detection and mitigation
Build a more responsive infrastructure, and pinpoint and respond to potential problems before they happen
Pressure Monitoring
Provide real-time insight into pipeline integrity and proactive response to problems ahead of costly incidents
Sewer Overflow
Prevent sewer overflows and liabilities before they happen using Aclara's sensing technology
Customer Care & Billing
Eliminate estimated reads and provide customers with consistent billing
Aclara AMI - Innovation that Sustains
By evolving Aclara's industry leading Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) solution, we've revolutionized our approach to harnessing real-time data and leveraging cutting-edge technology.
Communications Networks
Aclara RF communications networks offer water and gas utilities superior performance and expandability, featuring reliable, flexible, two-way communications for utilities on licensed 450 MHz – 470 MHz frequencies. The system integrates with most water and gas meter platforms, allowing customers to use existing meter infrastructure or to upgrade to new meters without compatibility concerns
