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HYDROLINK – Online water metering service for housing companies

Time-saving system makes property managers’ work easier

  • Real-time consumption monitoring
  • Automatic consumption reports by email
  • Ready-to-use transfer files for all billing software
  • Available on browser and mobile devices

Control water consumption with the Premium service

  • Makes it easy to keep track of your consumption
  • Daily water consumption in euros and litres
  • Consumption history by day and month
  • Up-to-date consumption data always available
  • Indoor temperature and air humidity monitoring

Explore our water metering systems
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With the OMA HYDROLINK app, you can easily monitor the water consumption, temperature and humidity of your home anywhere, anytime

  • An effective and reliable water metering system saves time, money, water and the environment.
  • Our system is already used by thousands of housing companies all over Sweden.
  • Suitable for housing companies of all sizes.
  • Completely maintenance-free systems.
  • Meets all legal requirements.

Do you know the average water consumption in Sweden?

  • The average water consumption in a multi-apartment building is 155 litres per resident per day.
  • Hot water accounts for about 40% of total consumption.
  • A 10-minute shower consumes between 120 and 150 litres of water, of which 60 percent is hot water.
  • Taking a 20-minute shower daily costs about 600 euros per year, whereas a 5-minute shower costs just around 150 euros.
  • Even a small leak in the toilet can result in costs of as much as 1,000 euros in a year!
  • Reducing consumption helps conserve the environment and water resources.

Source: Motiva Oy

Decision-maker, consider the following when comparing water metering solutions

  • Are the water meters CE/MID certified?
  • An additional home display is not a mandatory feature.
  • Can water consumption also be checked from the meter itself?
  • Do the meters stay operational and store reading data during power outages?
  • Are the meters and system genuinely maintenance-free?
  • Is there a meter reading fee or other hidden costs?

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