
Mechanical Measurement (Traditional)
- Uses moving measuring parts
- Performance can change as parts wear
- Communication equipment may be separate
- Valve control is usually a separate device

Castle connects smart meters, daily usage, reconciliation, billing, alerts, and remote valve control in one system.

Hardware
A high-precision ultrasonic water meter designed for long-term performance.
Accurate measurement: Tracks exact water use in real time
Built to last: Rugged, reliable, with battery life up to 16 years
Simple installation: Works with multiple pipe sizes
Designed for any property: From single buildings to large portfolios

Software
A unified platform for real-time insights, alerts, billing, and remote control.
Real-time visibility: Live and historical usage across all your properties
Leak detection: Get alerted the moment something is unusual
Utility billing & reconciliation: Simplify billing and track balances
Remote shutoff: Close the valve from anywhere
Measure unit usage, capture small and continuous flows, monitor meter conditions, and remotely control water through one connected meter and platform. Available configurations depend on the property, meter size, installation requirements, and approved application.

Ultrasonic is a state-of-the-art measurement technology that does not rely on mechanical action. This can improve visibility into small flows and reduce one source of mechanical wear. Proper sizing and installation still matter.


See daily usage, compare master and unit meters, review unusual activity, and find the properties or accounts that need attention.

See
Understand
Act
Castle watches for patterns such as continuous flow, sudden increases, missing data, and low temperatures. These signals help your team decide what needs attention.
Warning
See water that continues moving longer than expected.
Critical
Find usage that rises sharply above its normal pattern.
Monitor
See temperatures that may require preventive attention.
No Data
Know when a meter stops reporting as expected.
Castle compares your main meter against every building meter, so missing water does not go unnoticed.
If the main meter reports more water than the combined building readings, the difference points to water being lost somewhere between the main line and the buildings. This is often a sign of a leak in shared piping.
Difference between the main line and the buildings
When something needs a response, authorized users can control the property water supply remotely. No site visit required.
Through the Castle platform, you can check valve status and shut off or restore water remotely on supported models, helping you respond faster and reduce disruption, damage, and unnecessary trips.

See how Castle works for your portfolio
in a 30-minute demo
