AMI, AMR, and Metering Features

  1. Connecting Every Drop: Are Your Water-Loss And Conservation Efforts Up To Date? 10/8/2021

    A new, peer-reviewed study published on Nature.com confirms what water utilities know and confront every day — water scarcity is already a problem, and its growth is forcing action now. Here are tangible steps that can be taken to meet current and future challenges.

  2. Findlay Township Utility Saves Money And Manpower With Proactive Xylem Technology 3/9/2023

    Learn about the acoustic monitoring application that identifies water leaks efficiently. 

  3. 3 Steps To Scare Off Non-Revenue Water Loss 10/19/2023

    This is the time of the year for ghouls, goblins, and things that go bump in the night. Of all the scary things that your water utility might confront on all hallows ‘eve, however, the most chilling might be unforeseen non-revenue water losses from leaks, theft or meter inaccuracies.

  4. Finding Extra Time – And Money, And Water – With Neptune's R450™ System 12/29/2013

    The county seat of Shelby County, Sidney, Ohio straddles the Miami River Valley 40 miles north of Dayton and 85 miles west of Columbus. Named after Sir Philip Sidney, poet and member of British Parliament, the City is home to a population of a little over 21,000.

  5. Sustainable Water Management Solutions 4/27/2023

    Explore how utilities can deal with non-revenue water, or water that has been produced and is lost before it reaches the customer. 

  6. AMA Managed Solution And District Metering Strategy Help Identify Major Leaks For Highway 71 7/10/2020

    A rural water district located between the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains in Alma, Arkansas, Highway 71 Water District No. 1, services approximately 2,500 water customers scattered across 175 miles of distribution lines throughout the countryside. 

  7. City of San Juan Bautista 11/29/2020

    The City of San Juan Bautista, California, also known as the City of History, is a mission town nestled in the San Juan Valley. Some of the city’s infrastructure is over 100 years old. The city’s water meters were an aging mix of units from various manufacturers. The meters were losing accuracy and becoming unreliable, leading to a loss of billing revenue. In addition, manually reading the meters was a very inefficient way for the city’s small staff to spend their time. Also, like most California cities, water conservation in San Juan Bautista is a top priority. Helping customers find leaks and understand how much water they really use is an important step towards conservation.

  8. Digitizing The Water Sector: An Opportunity To Improve Water Quality 1/6/2021

    The greatest threats to our water supply can be overcome through the application of digital technologies, but widespread implementation remains a hurdle.

  9. Eastside Utility District Takes Cellular AMI Path To A Modernized Network 11/5/2024

    Having deployed cellular-based AMI with ultrasonic meters, EUD can more accurately monitor water consumption, see near-real-time leak alerts, and operate with greater efficiency and safely.

  10. The Key To Restoring Customer Trust After A Data Breach 1/10/2024
    Public confidence can be hard to win back, emphasizing the need for secure systems as utilities grow more reliant on digital technologies.