Quensus Operational

Quensus is designed for organizations that need to manage building water use and water-loss risks. It combines IoT sensors, AI analysis, and remote valve control. Its core process is to learn a building’s normal water-use patterns, identify sustained abnormal flow, and handle it remotely through a cloud application.

The product is intended for large property portfolios, commercial buildings, insurers, and corporate facilities maintenance teams, with a focus on leak prevention, water-use auditing, and water management risk.

The system analyzes water-flow behavior in a building, identifies anomalies that deviate from daily patterns, and remotely controls valves to shut off the water when sustained abnormal flow is detected. Supporting features include 24/7 consumption audits and water resource budget reports for understanding water use.

Quensus can also provide Legionella risk alerts based on water temperature and supports automatic flushing. Product materials additionally mention use with sensors and the FlowReporter cloud application for viewing related water management information.

Large property portfolios and commercial buildings can use it for routine leak monitoring, abnormal water-use detection, and remote water shutoff management, reducing facilities teams’ reliance on manual inspections and emergency repairs.

Insurers can use water-flow data for water-loss risk management. Corporate facilities managers can track water use through consumption audits and budget reports, while using temperature alerts to support related plumbing management.

Quensus involves sensors, valve control, and a cloud application. Deployment should be evaluated in relation to the building’s plumbing structure, equipment installation conditions, and existing facilities management processes. Because the AI analyzes the building’s normal water-use behavior, anomaly detection and shutoff strategies should also be incorporated into on-site management procedures.

The available materials do not specify compatibility, installation requirements, false-positive handling, or pricing. Before purchasing, verify equipment deployment, data access permissions, alert response procedures, and the impact of water shutoffs on operations.