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New technology to help Moama residents save on water bills – Murray River Council
NEW smart water meters with low frequency radio transmitters, will offer water users in Moama and Mathoura close to real-time monitoring of their water use, with the Murray River Council’s water meter replacement program. The new smart water meter, which includes a...
Dubbo Council awards smart water meter contract to Taggle Systems
The planned delivery of smart water meters on every property connected to reticulated water in the Dubbo region will soon become reality, with Dubbo Regional Council (DRC) today announcing the successful contractor. Taggle Systems has been selected through a formal...
Merry Christmas from the Taggle Team
Merry Christmas from the Taggle Team! We would like to wish all our customers and friends a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Our Christmas wish this year is for rain, the gentle steady kind to replenish the landscape and...
Taggle wins Consensus GreenTech Award
Congratulations to all the winners and competitors at last nights Consensus Awards! Many thanks to Julian (Jolly) Day, the judges and the team at Consensus for putting on a fantastic awards evening. It was a privilege to be amongst such innovative Australian companies...
Taggle Smart Water Meters are built to last in Australia’s extreme landscape
Withstanding extreme heat, floods and pesky cockatoos, Taggle's smart water meters are built to last and are going the distance. Smart water meters installed in early 2013 located in Mackay Regional Council are still producing hourly data without skipping a beat. Some...
400th Receiver up and running
Taggle's 400th receiver is up and running! Whilst 400 does not seem like a huge number, especially in IoT terms, let's take a moment to reflect on what this means. Theoretically Taggle receivers can hear a maximum of ~170,000 tags each (48/second), so having 400...
Bannockburn leads way on smart water meters
Residents in Bannockburn are among the first in Logan to have their water use tracked by smart metering technology. Smart water meters are replacing 20mm mechanical meters at select locations across Logan. New data loggers are being attached to larger meters. The...
Hinchinbrook Automatic Water Meter Reading Project
Council has accepted the quotation of Taggle Systems Pty Ltd in the sum of $1,154,182.00 for the installation of automatic water metering systems throughout the reticulated areas of the Shire. Works are expected to commence in the New Year and the system will have a...
Bundaberg’s smart water meters are in and counting
Bundaberg Regional Council is undertaking a smart water meter trial and the meters are installed and data is being collected! Taggle Systems is one of the providers for the Bundaberg trial and can confirm that all of its smart meters are installed and that data is...
SA Water’s sewer smart tech success
Encouraged by the successful start to its smart wastewater network trial at Stonyfell, SA Water is looking to install additional types of innovative technology in more targeted locations. A combination of 88 flow and level sensors and one weather station installed in...
Logan properties to monitor water use in real-time
Devices that allow real-time monitoring of water use are set to be rolled out at homes and businesses in Logan. Smart water meters will be installed at around 700 properties across the city from next month as part of phase one of Logan Water’s implementation of the...
Smart water meters have proven their worth; now Narrabri is investigating wastewater analytics
Narrabri Shire Council, along with most of Australia, is caught in the grips of the worst drought the country has seen since the devastating millennium drought. Saving water is a top priority, and every drop is precious when providing a reliable drinking water supply....
Municipal Water Leader Interview
Gathering Water Meter Data From the Most Inhospitable Environments - An Interview with John Quinn Published 10 July 2019 in the Municipal Water Leader Magazine Granular data on the volume and timing of water use is of great value to water providers and companies....
Sub-metering Testimonial from David Green – The Treasurer and an owner at the Miramar building
'I was impressed with Taggle’s wireless water meter technology developed in Australia from astrophysics to detect low wireless signals - so that data can be detected through several layers of concrete inside our high-rise building. I'm told Taggle's system is better...
Moura to see automatic meter reading devices this week
The roll out of automatic meter reading devices (AMR) starts in Moura this week. The Banana Shire Council Facebook page states that during the project water meters will have transmission devices attached to them. The AMR system will provide a number of benefits...
OzWater’19 Review
OzWater'19 is over for another year and a week later we are still buzzing from all the fantastic conversations that were had. It was great to connect and discuss the latest developments within the industry and share experiences. One of the trends we noticed in...
Townsville City Council Shortlisted Smart City of the Year – Metropolitan
Congratulations to Townsville City Council for being shortlisted at the Smart Cities Awards 2019 as the Smart City of the Year - Metropolitan! The prize will be awarded to a metropolitan city (over 100,000 residents) showcasing the best use and implementation of...
Seven Aussie projects shortlisted in IDC’s Smart Cities Awards – Mid-Western Regional Council (MWRC) smart metering project is one of them
Article published by Channel Life, to view click here Seven Australian projects have been shortlisted as finalists in the 2019 IDC Asia Pacific Smart Cities Awards. The annual awards highlight and acknowledge outstanding smart city initiatives in the Asia Pacific...