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Auburndale, Florida: Leading the Way With Smart Water Technologies
The City of Auburndale is a thriving community located in central Florida. With customers in mind, the public utilities department sought out a solution to provide the best high-quality water.
Why Water Utilities Choose a NaaS Solution for Their AMI Fixed Network
As utilities migrate their legacy meter reading systems to advanced metering infrastructure (AMI), many are opting for Network as a Service (NaaS) solutions instead of a utility-owned fixed network for added support.
How It Works: E-Series® Ultrasonic Water Meters
Badger Meter E-Series Ultrasonic water meters are a leading choice for water utilities. The meters are designed for high measurement accuracy and long-term reliability in potable, reclaimed, residential, commercial industrial and fire service applications.
The Importance of Meter Data for Water Utilities
Water meter data can be a utility’s greatest tool or its biggest challenge. For some utilities, simply collecting water data is a demanding task; outdated technology or inaccurate meters make it difficult to collect reads at all, let alone analyze them. Analytics software can help utilities overcome these hurdles and make the most of their meter reading data.
Why Utilities Need to Prioritize Water System Resilience
Due to the frequency of severe weather and natural disasters, utilities are under more pressure than ever to prioritize resiliency within their systems. Discover how AMI systems support resilience to help utilities better prepare for whatever comes their way.
Weather or Not: How AMI Systems Boost Resilience for Water Utilities
In order to properly serve communities and meet newer regulatory requirements, utilities are improving their water system resilience. Learn more about AMI and why this system is a key strategy for utilities to achieve their resilience goals.
How NaaS Simplifies a Smart Water System Deployment
Smart water solutions are becoming imperative as water utilities face relentless financial pressure from aging infrastructure. With Network as a Service (NaaS), utilities avoid upfront capital costs and ongoing operating expenses and pay a set monthly fee instead.
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