Hardware we work with

Hardware brands Aqueduct works with

Aqueduct works with meters, sensors, gateways and controllers from Milesight, MultiTech, Synetica, Elsys and other LoRaWAN and metering manufacturers. The model is chosen for each site by what it must measure, its protocol and site conditions.

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Device health
ERS-CO2 · Level 2, Zone 4
Connection reliability99.2%
Battery3.61 V
Last reading1 min ago
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Energy balance · active power
412Grid+146Solar=338HVAC+99Light+16Loss
Power factor 0.96Carbon today 1.9 t
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Hardware matched to your site, your applications and how you operate, not a one-size-fits-all kit.

Device agnostic

How mixed fleets read as one system

  • Model decoders

    Each model's messages are decoded into readings in consistent units.

  • Mapped to assets

    Every device is tied to the meter, zone or unit it measures.

  • Free to switch

    A brand can change later without rebuilding twins or history.

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How it works

How a make and model is chosen

01

Outcome

Decide what must be measured or controlled, such as a water balance or RTU control.

02

Existing devices

Connect meters and BMS points that already report.

03

Fit

Match pipe size, panel, protocol, radio coverage and local approvals.

04

Install

Partners fit and commission the device, then Aqueduct checks its health.

Hardware we work with

Device agnostic, with leading manufacturers.

Exact make and model are selected per site. These are some of the manufacturers and standards Aqueduct works with.

milesight
multitech
synetica
elsys
lora
bacnet
Trusted at scale
Read the case studies
Deployed275+

sites in 21 countries run on Aqueduct.

Healthcare22 hospitals

and 9 clinics in one of India’s top hospital chains.

AirportsA top 25

US airport running water intelligence on Aqueduct.

Real estate20M+ sq ft

of commercial real estate under Aqueduct.

Manufacturing300 acres

FMCG manufacturing campus.

Food and dairyMajor dairy

operations run on Aqueduct.

Questions

Common questions

Usually. Any device that emits telemetry over an open protocol can be onboarded once a decoder for its messages is built and tested. Your existing fleet is reviewed in the site survey. See hardware partners.

Through the hardware partner track. It covers payload decoding, a field test on a live site and inclusion in site specifications where the device fits, after a review of its data points, protocol and markets. See the partner program.

Yes. Readings are mapped to the meter, zone or unit, not the device, so a brand can change without rebuilding twins or losing history. The new device simply continues the same record. See asset observability.

LoRaWAN, BACnet, Modbus, M-Bus, MQTT or a pulse output, with direct access to the data. Closed devices that only report to a vendor cloud are harder to onboard. See gateways.

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