TOILET SENSORS
SI-Flush detects leaky toilets and transmits alerts directly to your mobile device in real-time.
SI-Toilet Sensors
More than 20% of ALL TOILETS are leaking and they’re the #1 cause of water loss in hotel buildings – billions of dollars in Net Operating Income are lost each year due to the undetected waste!
With water costs perpetually increasing, hotel owners bear the brunt of wasted water costs with no visibility into the source of the waste.
Until now, there has been no cost-effective solution to monitor and notify hotel management of leak loss. SI-Flush and the SI-Mesh Network solve this problem.
SI-Flush Sensors rescue unseen water waste by monitoring and reporting on leaks in real-time.
HOW FLUSH SENSORS WORK
Easily inserted between the supply line and fill valve on any toilet, SI-Flush Sensors monitor and report each time a toilet is flushed and water fills the tank. The patent-pending sensor design is sleek yet durable and includes a micro-computer, radio board, reed switch and small magnet.
When water flows into the toilet, the magnet is pushed up by water pressure – it then closes the reed switch and counts time. When the water stops, the magnet drops and the time packet is sent through the SI-Mesh network and up to our cloud servers for analysis. If a leak is detected, a real-time text message alert is sent to the hotel manager to minimize water waste and unnecessary water costs.
WASTE WATER FACTS
With an average of 20% of all toilets leaking, hotel property owners lose thousands of dollars in wasted water each day. Green Innvestor lets you know when water is leaking because your guests never will!
The average toilet can waste about 200 gallons of water per day.
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City of Daytona Beach
A medium sized toilet leak wastes 250 gallons per day.
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New York City Environmental Protection
More than 20% of gravity-flush toilets leak.
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Southeastern Water Association
About 20% of all toilets leak.
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Saint Paul Regional Water Services
Water can flow through an open fill valve at a rate of three to five gallons per minute.
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NYC Environmental Protection
It is estimated that 20% of all toilets leak!
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City of Kirkland, Washington
CASE STUDY
RiverPointe Apartments, Columbus, Ohio
164 Units – 328 Toilets
Total Hardware Investment: $21,980
Including: Sensors, Repeaters, Gateway
Year 1 MaaS Subscription Fee: $7,872
| Total Investment | $29,852 |
| Annual Savings | $87,492 |
| ROI Payback | 4.1 months |
Owner was paying $21k+/mo for water before installing sensors in October 2018.
Water bill dropped to $14k.
Systems were monitored for one month prior to maintenance engineers taking action.
Stuck open leaks (in red) were drastically reduced immediately and the water bill plunged.
FACT:
A stuck-open flapper can leak up to 5,000 gallons a day. If 20% of your toilets leak and you have 1,000 units, and the average price of water is 2 cents a gallon in the U.S., you’re losing $8,000 a day for every 1,000 units.
SI-Flush Sensors are easy to install
Installation of the SI-Flush Sensor is plug-and-play and takes about 2 – 3 minutes per fixture, without requiring a plumber. Watch this short video to see how easy it is to install SI-Toilet Sensors.
SI-Flush Saves Money
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Rescue wasted water while increasing your ROI & NOI.
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