Reliable Water for Residential Communities

• Segment: Residential apartment complexes, gated communities, and housing societies
• Typical Scale: 50 to 500+ apartments with shared sump, overhead tanks, and borewell infrastructure
• Location Focus: Bangalore and other Tier-1 Indian cities facing acute water scarcity
• Decision Makers: Association President, Secretary, Managing Committee, Facility Manager
• Current Process: Manual water level checks, plumber-dependent pump operations, no consumption visibility

Apartment associations in Bangalore are grappling with an escalating water crisis. With BWSSB supply becoming increasingly unreliable, communities depend heavily on borewells and tanker water — both expensive and unsustainable. Yet most associations have zero visibility into their actual water consumption, storage levels, or wastage patterns.

How It Works

• Frequent tank overflows due to manual pump operations, leading to thousands of litres wasted daily
• Complete dependence on a plumber for pump scheduling — delays, errors, and no backup
• No real-time data on sump levels, tank levels, or daily consumption — decisions made blindly
• Disputes during water allocation, especially in summer months with rationing
• Inability to detect underground leaks or pipeline losses until the bills spike dramatically
• Tanker costs escalating by 20–30% year-on-year with no strategy to reduce dependence
• Usage based bill for apartments — current bill is based on apartment size not on consumption

HydroSeries transforms apartment water infrastructure into an intelligent, automated system that eliminates guesswork, prevents wastage, and delivers measurable cost savings — all without major changes to existing plumbing.

Solution Components

• Site Survey & Design: 1–2 days — mapping of tanks, sumps, pumps, and pipeline layout
• Hardware Installation: 2–3 days — non-invasive sensor mounting, gateway setup, controller wiring
• Cloud Configuration: 1 day — dashboard setup, user access, alert thresholds
• Training & Handover: Half day — committee walkthrough, facility manager training
• Total Deployment Time: Under 1 week for a typical 200-unit complex
• Maintenance: Annual maintenance contract with remote monitoring and firmware updates

• Large apartment complexes (100+ units) with shared water infrastructure
• Associations spending over ₹1 Lakh/month on water procurement (tankers + BWSSB)
• Communities dependent on borewells facing declining water tables
• New associations wanting to build water-efficient operations from day one
• Complexes with multiple overhead tanks and sumps requiring coordinated pump management