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Energy and Water Data Capturing and Monitoring Data and What It Can Do for You!

Energy and Water Data Capturing and Monitoring Data and What It Can Do for You!. Southface Lunch and Learn, June 18 th , 2013 Scott Kale – VP Sales, WaterSignal. “How can you manage what you don’t measure?”. Water Usage in Office Buildings. 40% Restrooms/Domestic. 28% Cooling/Heating.

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Energy and Water Data Capturing and Monitoring Data and What It Can Do for You!

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  1. Energy and Water DataCapturing and Monitoring Data and What It Can Do for You! Southface Lunch and Learn, June 18th, 2013 Scott Kale – VP Sales, WaterSignal

  2. “How can you manage what you don’t measure?”

  3. Water Usage in Office Buildings

  4. 40% Restrooms/Domestic

  5. 28% Cooling/Heating

  6. 22% Landscaping

  7. A water conservation plan requires continousmonitoring and accuratedata.

  8. Meter reading is time-consuming and can be inaccurate. • Who reads the meters after-hours and on weekends?

  9. New LEED Water Efficiency • Existing Buildings – Operations and Maintenance • Requires whole building water metering as prerequisite of certification • Meter data must be recorded for 5 years for re-certification • Compiled into monthly / annual summaries

  10. WaterSignal helps reduce the cost and mitigate the risk of water leaks while providing critical data analysis to help manage water consumption.

  11. TECHNOLOGY • Real-time water monitoring • Proactive water management • No software needed – all data accessed via the internet • Sends immediate electronic alerts when excessive water consumption is detected • Customized alert levels (M-F, after hours, SAT-SUN) • Graphs and data analysis - LEED

  12. DEVICE FOR SINGLE OR COMPOUND METER • Measures magnetic pulses from any water meter including domestic, irrigation, and cooling towers • Calibrated to mirror meter reading • No interference with utility meter • Non-invasive (no plumbing) • Self-contained (battery, wireless) • NEMA-6 rated • Serviced and maintained by WaterSignal

  13. Commercial Dashboard

  14. SCREENSHOT

  15. Domestic Meter – Daily Usage

  16. Domestic Meter – Hourly Usage

  17. Customized Alert Levels, Data Analysis

  18. Multiple Alert Notifications

  19. Irrigation Meter – Daily Usage Leak Rainfall

  20. Irrigation Meter – Hourly Usage Leak

  21. Cooling Tower Make-Up Meter – Daily Usage

  22. Cooling Tower Make-Up Meter – Hourly Usage Cooling Tower Leak (Float Valve Stuck)

  23. Cooling Tower Make-Up Meter – Hourly Usage

  24. Cooling Tower Blow Down Meter – Daily Usage

  25. Cooling Tower Blow Down Meter – Hourly Usage

  26. SERVICE INCLUDES: • Install monitoring/communication device • Calibration of WaterSignal device to water meter • Alerts of catastrophic leaks via SMS text and/or email • Detailed water usage graphs and data • Dashboard to view present and past usage online across portfolio

  27. CONTACT INFORMATION: • Scott Kale • (770) 375-6870 cell • skale@watersignal.com • www.watersignal.com

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