Leak Detection MDT: Rapid Water Alerts for Property Damage Prevention

Leak Detection MDT helps property owners monitor for water leaks in high-risk areas, providing immediate alerts when water is detected to prevent property damage.

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Leak Detection MDT Overview

Leak Detection MDT assists property owners in monitoring water leaks in high-risk areas, such as hot water tanks, under sinks, or basement floors. When water is detected, it sends immediate alerts to ensure timely responses and prevent property damage.

Equipped with a two-foot or optional 40-foot water sensing cable that detects water presence along its length, this fully sealed MDT has a battery life of over 10 years and can detect freezing conditions, sending temperature-based alerts as needed.

By enabling proactive leak detection, this MDT enhances resource management and helps property stakeholders maintain the integrity of their facilities while reducing potential repair costs.

This device supports wireless ranges of 10+ miles, with extended coverage via repeaters (MAX) or additional gateways (LoRaWAN) for flexible deployment across diverse property layouts.

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Benefits

Leak Detection MDT provides advanced monitoring for water leaks, helping property managers prevent property damage and ensure efficient water management.

  • Monitors for leaks near hot water tanks, sinks, and boiler floors.
  • Sends immediate alerts to the DCAP or Gateway upon detecting water for quick action.
  • Detects freezing conditions and alerts to prevent burst pipes.
  • Includes a two-foot sensing cable for effective leak detection.
  • Sealed design ensures durability and reliable performance.
  • Integrates seamlessly with existing utility management for efficiency.

Whether addressing potential leak issues or enhancing property management efficiency, Leak Detection MDT is essential for modern utility oversight.

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  • Case Study | Guardian Water & Power

    Guardian Water & Power encountered significant challenges in outdoor submetering due to harsh weather conditions. Frequent disruptions led to costly repairs and inconsistent data collection, adversely affecting service delivery and customer trust. Recognizing the urgent need for a reliable solution, they sought innovative technology to enhance their operations.

    Challenge

    • System downtime due to harsh weather
    • Repairs were difficult and costly
    • Cellular technology meant inconsistent data collection
  • Case Study | Kimco Realty

    Kimco Realty Corporation faced considerable challenges in billing their 7,000 tenants accurately for water usage across a diverse portfolio of retail properties. A lack of standardized methods for dividing costs led to disputes and frustration, resulting in millions in uncollected revenue. Recognizing this issue, Kimco sought innovative submetering technology to streamline billing processes and enhance tenant satisfaction.

    Challenge

    • Inconsistent tenant water billing methods
    • Tenant disputes over water costs
    • Millions lost in uncollected revenue
  • Case Study | Fair Energy Submetering

    Fair Energy Submetering faced challenges tracking utility usage and identifying issues such as leaks across various properties. In search of more detailed data for effective management, they turned to Tehama Wireless’ advanced submetering sensors. This innovative technology enabled swift identification of problems, allowing them to avert potential disasters.

    Challenge

    • Inaccurate tracking of utility usage
    • Difficulty identifying leaks in properties
    • Limited data hindered effective management

Documentation & Resources

Input Type Compatible with reed switch and piezoelectric pulse generator meters.
Communication Range Up to 3500 ft (Standard), nearly 10 miles (MAX/LoRaWAN).
Battery Life Operates on two field-replaceable AA lithium batteries with a typical life of 5-8 years.
Operating Temperature Ranges from -20°F to 145°F.
Input Options Available with single or dual pulse inputs for co-located setups.
Waterproof or Water-Resistant Options Available in the Submersible model, a pulse or encoder unit, with non-field replaceable C battery, designed for use in environments where complete water exposure is expected.
Tehama Wireless Leak Detection MDT Data Sheet

Sends immediate alerts when water leaks are detected in critical areas.

Tehama Wireless AN-104 Using Custom Reports

Instructions for configuring and sending custom daily reports from MDTs using email or FTP delivery.

Tehama Wireless AN-110 Radio Installation Guide

Wiring instructions for connecting the MDT to compatible meters.

Tehama Wireless AN-111 Commissioning Procedures

Comprehensive steps for configuring and integrating MDTs with the DCAP system

Tehama Wireless AN-111A Import Template

Template for importing site configuration data to Tehama Wireless.

Tehama Wireless AN-119 MAX Range Series FAQ

Frequently asked questions explaining the benefits and functionalities of the MAX Range Series.

Tehama Wireless AN-121 MDT Battery Replacement

Instructions for replacing batteries in field-deployed MDT units.

Tehama Wireless Product Warranty

Tehama Wireless provides a five-year warranty for its products.

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How It Works

Gateway or DCAP captures data from connected submeters and relays it to central management systems, ensuring accurate data collection and near real-time monitoring for improved utility management.

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This diagram illustrates how Tehama Wireless devices work together to optimize metering solutions

FAQs

Leak Detection MDT is designed to work with standard water metering systems, facilitating integration with various utility setups.

Leak Detection MDT can communicate effectively over distances of over 10 miles or more, with extended coverage enabled through repeaters (MAX) or gateways (LoRaWAN), depending on the configuration and environmental factors.

Leak Detection MDT operates on a C cell battery, typically lasting 10+ years under normal conditions.

Yes, Leak Detection MDT is designed for straightforward installation, allowing for quick deployment and minimal disruption.

Leak Detection MDT transmits data wirelessly via AMR radio technology to the DCAP or Gateway, ensuring reliable communication and timely alerts.

Leak Detection MDT employs high-quality sensors to detect water presence reliably and provides immediate alerts to minimize potential damage.

Routine checks should be conducted to ensure Leak Detection MDT is functioning correctly, including monitoring battery levels and overall operational status.

Leak Detection MDT is typically secured using mounting screws or brackets, ensuring stable placement in designated locations.

Yes, Leak Detection MDT generates alerts for water presence, enabling timely notifications to property managers for prompt action to prevent damage.