Innotica Constellation · Water
Every drop measured, every pump under control
Perseo supervises pressure, flow, level and volume across water systems — and controls pumps, valves and drives — with minimum-night-flow leak detection.
Perseo · Live hydraulics
Network pressure
Flow
Tank level
Illustrative module readings.
- EN 805
- Caudal nocturno
- VFD
- Modbus
- BACnet
The problem
Leaks give no warning; neither do pumps
A hydraulic system can lose water and energy for months without anyone noticing: a slow leak, a valve that does not close, a pump running off its curve. Perseo measures the whole system and catches the anomaly when it starts — not when the bill or the complaint arrives.
Leak detection
The night curve
Between 00:00 and 06:00 almost nobody consumes: flow should drop to its minimum and stay flat. A leak never rests — it shows up as a night minimum that rises night after night. Perseo measures that curve every night and alarms when it crosses the threshold, before water and pumping energy leak away for months.
- Measured flow
- Expected minimum
- Alarm threshold
Illustrative minimum night-flow curve.
Capabilities
From the tank to the standard, with data as evidence.
Real-time pressure & flow
Continuous supervision of pressures and flows across the network, with history per measurement point.
Leak detection
Minimum-night-flow analysis: the leak shows up in the data before it shows up on the wall.
Pumping control
Pumps, valves and drives (VFD), with usage-hour rotation and automatic sequences.
EN 805 conformance
Service pressure verified against the European water-supply systems standard.
Levels & tanks
Tank volumes and levels with min/max alarms — no overflows, no dry running.
Alarms & reports
Events with a lifecycle, multichannel notifications and CSV, XLSX and PDF reports.
Technical specs
Part of the Innotica constellation
Orion
The Multi-site Platform
The multi-site platform where the module lives.
Castor
Metering & Emissions
The electrical metering that reveals the energy cost of pumping.
The service that puts it to work
Water footprint and water-management plan (ISO 14046, ISO 46001) — built on the data Perseo measures.
Frequently asked questions
Via minimum night flow: when the building sleeps, consumption should approach zero; if flow persists, there is a loss. Perseo evaluates it every night and raises the alarm.
Both: it supervises the network and controls pumps, valves and drives — with sequences, rotation and equipment protection.
Yes: buildings, developments, industry and communities — scale comes from the Orion platform, which consolidates multiple sites.
The volumes Perseo measures feed the water-footprint reporting (ISO 14046, CDP Water) of our sustainability service and the Vega module.
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