Any Water Meters that are CQC aware?

[kfly]

I finally got a separate water meter for my pool autofill/irrigation that is separate from my main water line.  I would like to monitor how much water i use for each.  Is there a water meter that is CQC friendly that I could install and monitor?

There are some meters that output pulses that could be read, but there'd have to be software written to implement.

I haven't see any that read the regular meter.

Is there a good one that Home Assistant uses? maybe zigbee or Z-Wave?
https://www.home-assistant.io/docs/energy/water/

For now, I didn't install a meter with my water piping changes.  I did reconfigure valves so I can redirect the pool autofill and/or the sprinklers to either meter.  In my city, they have gone to smart meters, so they know how much water you are using daily.  Normally I don't like big brother watching, but they did alert me to a water heater that was leaking after a couple of days of continuous water use.  Fortunately, it was leaking out the vent pan outside, and I was able to isolate and fix.

I may look at it again now that there are systems like Flume that just attach onto the pipe, .vs. an additional meter installation.  I am not as concerned with the exact water amount as I am that something has changed (i.e. pool leak, etc.)  Will think about it for a while, and let everyone know if I came up with a solution.

I have a Neptune T-10 meter that seems to use rtl_433 to report to big brother.
https://community.home-assistant.io/t/re...83l/611754
https://community.home-assistant.io/t/he...ter/649899

Probably could come up with something listening to the rtl signa...
but as you say, may be better to just pay a little more and get a Flume.

Flume2  seems to just rubber band to your meter...
https://flumewater.com/product/?gad_source=1

https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/flume/

Could probably add it to home assistant to be queried by the CQC home assistant driver kludge I made.

This is not very clear.  So no fee?? or fee.
For customers who purchase on Amazon or Flumewater.com there are no monthly fees. Flume users can view down-to-the-minute water usage details, access monthly budgets, utilize Flume’s leak detection and API, customizable budgets and usage alerts, Detail+ (your water use breakdown by the individual appliance), 15% off select professional repair services.

K