Water audit for buildings and compounds — what it computes and its limits
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In a building or compound water passes from a main meter to sub-meters. The difference between them over a set period is unaccounted water: leaks, inaccurate meters, or unmetered use. The water audit computes this difference with standard water-balance definitions (IWA/AWWA) and gives you a report that directs field inspection to where it is worthwhile.
How it is done
- Set a period (two weeks for example) and read the main meter and every sub-meter at its start and end.
- Compute the loss and its share, linked to the night-flow indicator if the building is connected to water monitoring.
- A PDF report with readings, period, result and recommendation (inspect specific lines, calibrate meters).
For whom
Property management companies, residential and commercial compounds, and premises with wide internal networks. Requested through the business portal.
Honest limits
- Every output is an “estimate”, not a certified measurement; its accuracy depends on meter accuracy and synchronised readings.
- It does not locate the leak; it identifies where inspection is worthwhile.
- It needs access to all meters and a disciplined reading period.
Frequently asked questions
Does it need devices?
No; manual readings suffice, and connection to water monitoring improves the result.
On-site service is available in Saudi Arabia only. The online tools can be used anywhere.
We explain what the feature does and does not do. Estimated values (probabilities, indicators, estimates) support a decision and are not a final diagnosis; confirmation comes from an on-site inspection.