Installation Quick Guide

Edited

The CubicMeter can be installed in any position and at any angle. The meter can be installed vertically on an incoming pipe, at any angle and even with the display facing down, e.g. in a ceiling. 

When installing a CubicMeter (a device likely used to measure the volume of a substance flowing through a pipeline), it's crucial to consider how the pipeline is designed. The shape and structure of the pipeline need to be such that air cannot get trapped inside. Air buildup can interfere with the accurate measurement of the flow and can cause operational issues.

Installation Video


Find the pipe position

To install the CubicMeter, you must first locate the inlet pipe(s) to your home, before they branch out to the different outlets, such as the shower, toilet, etc. 

IMPORTANT: Make sure that the water pipes are not bent or damaged and do not contain any air bubbles

1: Acceptable position

2: Acceptable position

3: Not recommended, air build-up may occur

4:  Acceptable position

The device may be rotated vertically around the pipe if needed.

If the installation is not made correctly, Quandify cannot guarantee metering accuracy.



Attach the two fastening clamps around the pipe so that they hang freely on the pipe

NOTE: DO NOT use plastic hose clamps or zip-ties! Only use the hose clamps provided in the packaging.

Place the CubicMeter between the two clamps, with the flow arrow in the same direction as the flow direction

Do not turn/move the unit after the clamps have been engaged, as it will damage the unit.

Slide the fastening clamps into their designated areas on the CubicMeter and tighten with a screwdriver.

NOTE: Do not over-tighten.

Check the device display to ensure accurate measurement by running water for a minimum of 60 seconds.

Check to make sure that the water flow direction is correct.

If 'no sensing' symbol appears, recheck previous steps or try a different mounting position or pipe rotation.

NOTE: If the meter has been activated for more than 1 hour, it will instead show total water usage in m3.