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Wallop Water Smart Remote Water Solution for City of Sydney

City of Sydney Reduce Single-Use Water Bottles Through WALLOP WATER

The Need

WALLOP WATER provides clean, safe water trailers and portable water stations for events worldwide to reduce single-use plastic water bottles.

City of Sydney engaged WALLOP WATER to provide clean, chilled drinking water via 8 dedicated water stations to over 1 million people watching the fireworks at Sydney Harbour.

Designed to be used in remote areas where there is little water access, WALLOP WATER required a way of tracking water consumption and usage patterns without having to do manual inspections and checks, and provide City of Sydney with detailed reporting post-event.

The devices they required had to be self-powered, wireless and industrialised, with reliable communication that could withstand high-network usage periods or areas with little network coverage.

The Solution

The Captis Pulse Lite was chosen to be installed into the 8 water stations to be used at the New Years Eve fireworks. Each device is compact and IP-68 rated, so could easily be installed within the existing water station and withstand extreme heat or water ingress if it were to rain.

The device was configured to log every 5 minutes and transmit this data every 15 minutes during an event.

Thanks to Captis’ network capabilities, the device maintained reliable data logging throughout the event, despite millions of people accessing the network within a very small area.

By monitoring water flow, total usage of each site, water consumption and water usage times, WALLOP WATER was able to track in near real-time each of the 8 stations across a large area from a centralised hub, reducing the need for on-ground team members and truck rolls to monitor the stations.

Over 969L of water was consumed at the event, which stopped 1,615 single-use plastic bottles reaching landfill. This saved 242L of oil, 1,260 Kg of CO2 and 2,907L of water to manufacture those bottles.