How much water do you use?

zerocool2009 said:
3KL, but submit 9KL (because the charges are the same)!
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What is your reasoning for doing that. Isn't there a chance that the system will query the great difference of readings over a few months and will report your meter for an audit.
The meter will be read by a meter reader independent of your reported readings.
 
Stokstert said:
What is your reasoning for doing that. Isn't there a chance that the system will query the great difference of readings over a few months and will report your meter for an audit.
The meter will be read by a meter reader independent of your reported readings.
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Even if the meter is reported and audited its 3x to much not to little
 
neoprema said:
Can you help me with the math here?

I have the following:
5 x Rainbird 2045A's which say Flow: 1.5 to 8.4 GPM (0,34 to 1,91 m3/h; 0,9 to 0,53 l/s)
4 x Rainbird 3500's which say Flow rate: 0.54 to 4.6 gpm (2.0 to 17.4 l/m)
16 x Rainbird Spray Heads which says Flow-by: 0 gpm at 8 psi (0.6 bar) or greater; 0.10 gpm (0.02 m³/h; 0.36 l/m) otherwise

The computer runs the above accross 5 valves fed from the main coming into the house, but in-all EVERYTHING runs for 30mins at a time. So how would I work out how much it all used in 30 mins?
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buy a gardena inline meter not expensive .checkers hyper is the cheapest ive found
 
Last 12 months average 0 , have 15kl worth of rainwater tanks
 
Stokstert said:
What is your reasoning for doing that. Isn't there a chance that the system will query the great difference of readings over a few months and will report your meter for an audit.
The meter will be read by a meter reader independent of your reported readings.
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Been sending readings in for years. Why... when spring I water my garden alot.

So I build a “to be used bracket” up
 
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