Dunedin City Council, NZ upgrades water metering for non-residential users with Spark IoT network

Dunedin City Council, NZ Spark IoT Water Meter Upgrade

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Project partner AD Riley and the city are installing 4,000 smart meters at non-residential sites by winter 2023. Each meter connects to a centralized utility dashboard via Spark's NB-IoT network. Businesses, schools, and other users can access real-time information about their water usage. Dunedin's Three Waters team also monitors usage patterns for potential leaks and blockages. City officials estimate an annual benefit of NZD 800,000 from improved billing and reduced water waste.

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Dunedin City Council, NZ

City council in New Zealand

New Zealand

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Spark New Zealand : Dunedin City Council deploy new water management technology to meet Three Waters objectives, using new Spark IoT network | MarketScreener

Dunedin City Council uses Spark IoT network for new water measuring system

Dunedin City Council is using a new, smart water metering solution that it says will help to deliver the objectives of the Three Waters policy using Spark's IoT network.

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