Water12.8 m³
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Telemetry & Individual Metering
Every reading becomes actionable information before waste becomes an unnecessary cost.
Solluz connects meters, sensors and equipment to smart dashboards that monitor water, gas and energy through historical data, automated alerts and access levels designed for each user.
- Remote Reading & Historical Data
- Alerts & Notifications
- Visibility for Managers and Users
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Gas6.2 m³
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Energy384 kWh
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Consumption Outside the Expected PatternUnit 204 · Water · 8:42 a.m.
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From Delayed Information to Faster Action
Without visibility, problems are usually discovered only through the bill or a complaint.
Manual readings, missing historical data and limited integration between systems make it difficult to identify leaks, consumption deviations, metering failures and unusual patterns.
Telemetry turns individual measurement points into organized information that can be used to monitor operations, compare periods and guide technical or administrative action.
Slow Manual Meter Reading
Teams must physically visit meters and consolidate the information in spreadsheets.
Unusual Consumption Detected Too Late
Leaks and consumption deviations may remain active until the next bill or inspection.
Limited Transparency
Managers and users cannot clearly monitor their own consumption.
Data Without Context
A single reading does not reveal trends, comparisons or recurring behavior.
Applications
Monitoring designed around the reality of each operation.
The solution may monitor a single critical variable or integrate hundreds of points, with architecture and access levels designed according to the project.
Residential Communities
Individual Water & Gas Metering — Residential Communities
Remote readings for each unit, historical data, billing-period closing and individual access for residents.
Energy
Submetering & Consumption Monitoring — Energy
Consumption by circuit, area, equipment, store, office or unit to support allocation and management.
Operations
Pressure, Flow & Technical Variables — Operations
Sensors used to monitor hydraulic conditions, processes and critical infrastructure points.
Management
Dashboards & Reports — Management
Indicators, comparisons, historical data and exports organized according to the user’s profile.
Prevention
Alerts & Notifications — Prevention
Alerts for unusual consumption, communication failures, exceeded thresholds or abnormal operating conditions.
Scalability
Phased Expansion — Scalability
An architecture designed to begin with one department, building or resource and expand according to results.
How It Works
From the meter to the dashboard, every stage must communicate with the next.
The communication technology is selected according to distance, number of monitoring points, available infrastructure, power autonomy, reading frequency and project requirements.
LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, Wi-Fi, Ethernet and other technologies may be part of the architecture, without restricting the solution to a single communication standard.
Request a Technical AssessmentMeter or Sensor
Collects consumption, water level, pressure, flow or another variable.
Communication Network
Transmits data through the network most suitable for the environment.
Platform
Receives, organizes, processes and stores the readings.
Dashboard
Displays performance indicators, historical data, alerts and user access.
Different Concepts with Different Purposes
Monitoring supports management. Individual metering also assigns consumption to each user.
MONITORING — Operational Visibility
Monitors resources, equipment or areas to identify trends, anomalies and critical conditions.
- Real-time performance indicators;
- alerts and historical data;
- support for maintenance and management;
- suitable for common areas and operational processes.
INDIVIDUAL METERING — Consumption by Unit or User
Organizes individual consumption data to provide transparency, support billing or cost allocation and allow each user to monitor their own information.
- Readings by unit;
- billing-period closing;
- resident or user access;
- commercial and technical project rules.
Where It Can Be Applied
Useful information for both those who manage and those who consume.
Access levels may separate general management, technical operations, administration and individual consumption.
Residential & Commercial Communities
Water, gas, energy, common areas, buildings, stores, offices and private units.
Businesses & Multi-Site Operations
Consumption by department, equipment, branch, process or cost center.
Property Management Companies & Managers
Consolidated information, incidents, period comparisons and support for decision-making.
Residents, Retailers & Users
Access to their own consumption, historical information and project-defined data.
Complete Project Delivery
Telemetry involves more than installing sensors.
A reliable implementation requires a technical survey, meter compatibility assessment, communication network design, platform configuration and a clear operating process after delivery.
Technical Survey
Measurement points, infrastructure, distances, existing meters and project objectives.
Architecture & Equipment Selection
Required devices, connectivity, gateways, power supply and integrations.
Installation & Configuration
Installation, testing, point identification, monitored variables and alert rules.
Dashboards & Access Levels
Panels for management teams, technical operations and users, with appropriate permissions.
Training & Ongoing Support
Training, support and continuous evolution of the solution according to operational needs.
Initial Assessment
Tell us what needs to be measured or monitored.
Even when you do not yet know which technology to use, describe the situation. Solluz will assess the next steps and identify the required technical information.
1Resource or Variable
2Approximate Number of Points
3Monitoring or Individual Metering Objective
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Do all existing meters need to be replaced?
Not necessarily. Compatibility must first be assessed. Some meters can receive additional reading sensors or modules, while others may require replacement.
Which communication technology will be used?
It depends on the environment, distances, network coverage, available power, reading frequency and number of devices. The selection is part of the technical survey.
Can residents or users monitor their own consumption?
Yes. Individual access can be included from the beginning, with data and permissions defined according to the project.
Does telemetry replace metrological verification?
No. Metering, telemetry, certifications and billing requirements involve specific responsibilities that must be considered for each application.
Can the project begin with a pilot?
Yes. A pilot can validate communication, equipment, dashboards and the operational process before expanding to all monitoring points.