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Experts Only Calibration on the Alert Labs Legacy Dashboard
Experts Only Calibration on the Alert Labs Legacy Dashboard

How to enter additional calibration points in the Alert Labs Legacy Dashboard - Experts only! Note this is NOT for the AlertAQ portal.

Updated over a week ago

Water meters can vary based on the manufacturer, municipality, water pipe diameter, and their age. It's important that your Flowie-O is calibrated for accuracy.

Reading a water meter can be tricky; they aren’t designed with non-experts in mind.
Just as a precise reading can improve your data, an incorrect reading can mess up your water data. So, we've created a way that you can upload images of your meter to us and we'll input the calibration.

Otherwise, if you'd like to try entering the calibration yourself:

Step 1 - Review the article, "How do I read a water meter?"

Step 2 - Take a picture.

Step 3 - Log into the Alert Labs Dashboard

Step 4 - Click on "My Sensors" and then select your Flowie-O.

Step 5 - Click "Experts Only >" at the bottom right of the Calibration tile.

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Step 6 - Click Add Calibration Point and fill in the date, time (this would be the time the image was taken), and reading from your first water meter picture.


- iPhone pictures display the date and time it was taken at the top.
- Android pictures may have an information symbol at the bottom or an option in the menu, which will reveal the date and time that the photo was taken.

Step 7 - Wait a few days to allow enough water usage, then take a second picture.

Step 8 - Repeat steps 3-6 to add a second Calibration Point based on your second picture.

Based on the readings, your Flowie-O will be calibrated to provide even more precise data on water use and corresponding costs. The more calibration points you add, the more accurate your Flowie-O becomes.

Not sure? Leave it to us!
​Click here for instructions about how to submit your pictures to our team and we'll do the readings for you.

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