Catch a burst line before the water bill does.
On a council or private water scheme? A pressure sensor at your connection point sends an SMS and app alert the moment pressure drops - so a broken pipe or ballcock doesn't run for days.
On a metered scheme, every hour of leak costs you.
Scheme water keeps flowing whether it reaches a trough or not. Without monitoring, you pay for it all.
Leaks run unseen
A burst line in a back paddock or a stuck ballcock can run full-flow for days before anyone notices.
The bill arrives later
On a metered council or private scheme, a weekend of full-flow water can mean thousands of dollars in charges.
Supply cuts too
If the scheme itself loses pressure, you'll know straight away - not when the troughs are empty.
An old ballcock came loose while you were away for a long weekend.
You find out when you get back.
60+ hours of full-flow water through a broken ballcock. On a metered scheme that's potentially thousands of dollars - for water that never reached a trough.
You got a text Friday night.
Pressure at the connection point dropped to zero. You called someone to take a look, and the overflowing trough was fixed in ten minutes on Saturday morning.
How it works on a scheme
- Mount it at your connection point - or anywhere on your side of the meter
- Set a low pressure threshold - a drop to near zero usually means a burst line or disconnected fitting
- Get an SMS and app alert when the next reading comes in below it, any time of day
- Check 13 months of history to see when a problem started and how long it ran
Ready to start monitoring?
$349.95, then $13.80 a month (incl. GST). Installs in under 10 minutes.