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Per-Unit Water Sub-Metering for Property Managers
TDSBot Pulse installs inline on every unit's supply line and measures flow every minute — continuous consumption data for fair cost allocation, and a timestamped record when something runs that shouldn't.
Averaging water costs across a building is guesswork that favours heavy users and penalises light ones. TDSBot Pulse installs on every unit's supply line and sends continuous consumption data to a building dashboard. Charge each tenant fairly for what they actually use.
A running tap left on, a faulty valve, a pipe failure — all show the same signature: continuous flow overnight in a unit that should be still. TDSBot Pulse checks every unit's flow hourly and flags continuous flow that shouldn't be there — so you know before the morning walk-round, not after.
When water is averaged across a building, careful users subsidise heavy ones. TDSBot Pulse gives your landlord per-unit consumption data — so your water charge reflects your household, not your neighbours'. Your monthly statement shows exactly how much water you used, day by day.
One device per unit.
One dashboard for the building.
TDSBot Pulse measures flow rate and cumulative volume only — no TDS, conductivity or temperature probes. Every reading is timestamped from the commissioning date, yours to export at any time.
TDSBot Pulse installs inline on each apartment's water supply, after the building mains and before the unit stop tap. 1/4″ for standard residential. 1/2″+ for higher-flow commercial applications. No cutting, no downtime — fits any standard plumbing configuration.
Measures flow every minute. Daily upload included. Hourly upload available for buildings wanting faster flow anomaly alerts. Every reading is timestamped and stored — a continuous record from commissioning date, yours to export at any time.
All units in one view — sorted by consumption, flagged anomalies highlighted. Monthly CSV export per unit, formatted for billing. Tenant-facing monthly statement showing daily consumption breakdown and cost allocation.
Any building where water costs are shared.
Per-unit sub-metering for fair tenant cost allocation. Building manager dashboard. Hourly flow anomaly alerts. Monthly tenant statements.
High-turnover buildings with variable occupancy. Per-room or per-cluster metering. Hourly flow anomaly alerts during vacation periods when buildings are partially occupied.
Per-tenant water cost allocation across multi-tenant commercial properties. Floor-by-floor metering. Water cost as a genuine rechargeable service charge line.
Per-department water accounting: pool, laundry, F&B, rooms. Finance gets actual consumption by cost centre rather than estimated splits. Natural upsell alongside TDSBot Standard on kitchen appliances.
Per-zone flow monitoring across irrigation networks. Identify which zones are consuming above target. Flag irrigation faults on the hourly check, before the morning inspection.
Per-process water volume tracking for cost allocation and ESG reporting. Combine TDSBot Pulse (volume) and TDSBot Standard (quality) for complete process water intelligence.
Set your own quiet window. Get alerted when it's broken.
TDSBot Pulse already publishes flow-active minutes, flow rate and volume for every unit, every hour. This upcoming feature turns that data into a rule the building engineer defines — not a fixed, one-size-fits-all threshold.
The flow-rate minimum can be set as low as the flow meter's pulse-detection floor — low enough to flag a continuously running toilet, or set higher to only flag larger leaks. Email alerts at launch, with WhatsApp planned. Requires the hourly upload interval — available on the Protect plan and above.
On the roadmap beyond this: pattern-based anomaly detection — learning each unit's normal per-hour usage over time and flagging activity outside that pattern, even outside a defined window. A larger build, not yet scheduled — and useful for standard TDSBot deployments too, not just Pulse.
Your city's water chemistry.
Applied to your building.
Commercial TDSBot Pulse deployments include an AI-estimated building water quality profile — derived from your city’s municipal water data. TDSBot Pulse has no conductivity or temperature probes, so this is not a site measurement. It is an estimate from published utility data, clearly attributed.
Estimated from Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) 2024 Consumer Confidence Report · updated annually
Dubai municipal water has moderate to high mineral content. Scale accumulation on internal pipe surfaces and hot water systems is expected over time. Recommend periodic descaling of hot water cylinders and consideration of a building-level softener or scale inhibitor on the mains.
Dubai municipal water is not aggressively corrosive to copper or steel pipework at typical building temperatures. No corrosion inhibition treatment indicated from city water chemistry alone.
TDSBot Standard (with TDS, conductivity and temperature probes) can be installed on building mains or appliance supply lines for site-specific measurement. Building water profile estimates are updated when city data updates — typically annually.
Estimate your savings.
TDSBot Pulse hardware from $59 (1/4″ standard) or $69 (1/4″ display). For home users: free daily monitoring included; $20 one-time Monitor+ upgrade for hourly data. For commercial sub-metering (50+ units, 1/2″ and larger): monthly SaaS pricing.
Defaults below are conservative estimates — adjust to your building. All figures USD.
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