At Aquacue, a typical water profile shows frequent, variable, on-and-off water use throughout the day. So when Wave analytic software detects continuous use of any amount in a 24-hour period it’s interpreted as “unintended water use,” and reports it as a leak on the dashboard and in the weekly email report.
In commercial 
campuses or high-density residential properties, round-the-clock water use may be standard operating procedure and “continuous flow” is just that, and no cause for alarm. But to avoid being lulled into continuous flow complacency it’s necessary to be watchful if things do go out of whack, like when there is extraordinarily high water flow. For those events an extra-high-flow threshold target will trigger a leak report if that threshold has been breached (so to speak.)
So, dear Aquacue customer, if continuous water flow is the norm for your facility, let’s talk and determine what threshold setting will avoid a false positive leak report, yet still keep everyone’s head above water. Our goal is to strike the right balance between peace and quiet, with peace of mind.
