Project

Monitoring Over 400 Water Fixtures for a Casino

Commercial

Monitoring Casino Water Flow

Project Overview

A Genting Casino in Sheffield introduced the LeakNet Gen2 system and FlowReporter App to monitor over 400 fixtures, including taps, toilets, urinals, and washrooms, achieving dramatic reductions in water consumption. This initiative formed a core part of their sustainability strategy, delivering measurable cost savings and operational efficiencies.

Connectivity Solution

The system integrated seamlessly with the casino’s existing infrastructure, enabling real-time data transmission and a user-friendly online portal. This allowed managers to monitor water usage trends, set alert thresholds, and analyse consumption data without additional on-site hardware complexities.

App Functionality

  • Granular Insights: Through the FlowReporter App, the casino obtained detailed insights into the water usage of individual fixtures, helping pinpoint inefficiencies.
  • Automated Alerts: The system generated immediate notifications for abnormal consumption patterns or potential leaks, allowing for rapid response.
  • Data-Driven Improvements: By assessing usage in high-consumption areas like kitchens and ice machines, management could optimize operations and quickly gauge the return on investment for any changes.

Damage Minimisation

Early detection of leaks or abnormal flows prevented costly water damage. With automated alerts and remote shut-off capabilities, the risk of extensive damage to the premises was significantly reduced.

Environmental Impact

By saving an estimated 1.5 million litres of water annually, the casino not only lowered its operational costs but also reinforced its commitment to sustainability. Reduced water usage directly supported conservation efforts and minimised the casino’s environmental footprint.

Client Benefits

  • Cost Efficiency: The project delivered annual water bill reductions of roughly £3,755, quickly surpassing the cost of installation.
  • Operational Control: Facility managers gained real-time oversight of water systems, enabling data-driven decisions and improving customer experiences in washrooms and dining areas.
  • Long-Term Value: With continued efficiency gains, these measures could scale across multiple facilities, generating even greater cost and resource savings.

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