Daily Usage Report for Reedsburg Estates for 10/11/2026

Current Summary Info:49-day Summary Info:
Total number of residents: 32Total number of residents: 32
Total Usage: 3,580Total Usage: 103,230
Average Usage per Resident: 112Average Usage per Resident per Day: 66
  
Last read date as of this report: 10/11/2026Last read date as of this summary: 09/12/2026
Current read date as of this report: 10/12/2026Current read date as of this summary: 10/12/2026
Average number of days this report covers: 22.174 (Min: 1.000, Max: 578.292)Average number of days this summary covers: 49 (Min: 30, Max: 578)

Average Signal Strength: 1,574

No Reads Data

Sometimes transponders will send out data without reading information. This sometimes happens for a few days with newly configured Hexagram transponders. If this condition persists for more than a few days, then they should be rewired or reconfigured.

Acct #Tx IDCurrent
Read
30-Day
Old Read
30-Day
Usage
30 Day
Average
Current
Read
Previous
Read
Usage
7Vacant       

Total: 1 out of 33 (3.03%)

Meter Not Advancing

These meters haven't registered any usage in a while, which may mean that either the lot is unoccupied, the residents have moved out temporarily, or the meter chamber is stuck with sand or rust. For Cereniti equipped systems, this could also mean the radio is disconnected from the meter.

Acct #Tx IDCurrent
Read
30-Day
Old Read
30-Day
Usage
30 Day
Average
Current
Read
Previous
Read
Usage
27727816816780167800016780167800

Total: 1 out of 33 (3.03%)

Reads Not Marked as OK

The status on the read is marked as not being "OK"; a status is returned for the Master Meter-brand and Metron brand systems only. If a meter is marked as "Leak", it means that water has been running through the meter continuously for at least 24 hours. The "Leak" status is reset 3 hours after a leak is fixed.

Acct #Tx IDCurrent
Read
30-Day
Old Read
30-Day
Usage
30 Day
Average
Current
Read
Previous
Read
UsageRead StatusDays Since Last
OK Status
Last Status
OK Date
31727818427548026516010,320344275480275180300Leak910/03/2026

Total: 1 out of 33 (3.03%)

High Users of Water

A resident is considered a high user if their 1-day usage is 250% higher than their per-day 30-day average and their 1-day usage is more than 100 gallons, or their 1-day usage is 300 gallons or more.

Acct #Tx IDCurrent
Read
30-Day
Old Read
30-Day
Usage
30 Day
Average
Current
Read
Previous
Read
UsagePercent Of
Total Usage
29727816549095048020010,75035849095049046049013.69%
31727818427548026516010,3203442754802751803008.38%

Total: 2 out of 33 (6.06%)
Total usage: 790 out of 3,580 (22.07%)

Backward Running Meters

A meter is running backwards when the last read shows a higher reading than the current read.

Acct #Tx IDCurrent
Read
30-Day
Old Read
30-Day
Usage
30 Day
Average
Current
Read
Previous
Read
UsageMonth Old
Read
20727816111265068757806,763,130 (101 days)66,96211265068757806,763,130 (last read 79 days ago)687578

Total: 1 out of 33 (3.03%)

No Transmissions Received In A While

If a transponder has not transmitted a reading for more than 3 days, then the read shows up here. It is recommeded that you check the transmitter to make sure it is not lying on the ground, broken, missing, or water-logged.

Acct #Tx IDCurrent
Read
30-Day
Old Read
30-Day
Usage
30 Day
Average
Current
Read
Previous
Read
UsageDate Of
Last Read
20727816111265068757806,763,130 (101 days)66,96211265068757806,763,130 (last read 79 days ago)07/25/2026
237278173144720144550170 (578 days)0144720144550170 (last read 79 days ago)07/25/2026

Total: 2 out of 33 (6.06%)

Usage Report

Acct #Tx IDCurrent
Read
30-Day
Old Read
30-Day
Usage
30 Day
Average
Current
Read
Previous
Read
Usage
172781893711503640707,080236371150370940210
2727818149910494904201449910499100
372781822912202893701,8506229122029116060
472781782514302493902,0406825143025134090
572781833395203368002,72091339520339410110
672781882371702332403,930131237170237070100
7Vacant       
8731211134860286706,1902063486034570290
972781792191002142304,870162219100218840260
1072781741762401718604,380146176240176090150
1172781903440103375506,460215344010343770240
1273073321425201405202,0006714252014246060
13731211571070679803,090103710707099080
1472781772152702134201,8506221527021521060
1572781931022801013109703210228010225030
1673073531142601126001,6605511426011422040
1772781716713706676703,70012367137067129080
1872781751641201623001,8206116412016405070
1972781803408403357105,130171340840340660180
20727816111265068757806,763,130 (101 days)66,96211265068757806,763,130 (last read 79 days ago)
2172781624669004663705301846690046689010
2272781664194604146004,860162419460419250210
237278173144720144550170 (578 days)0144720144550170 (last read 79 days ago)
2472781643323903301702,2207433239033235040
2572781633048703017803,090103304870304770100
267312116345020601,390463450344010
27727816816780167800016780167800
2872781673537103494004,310144353710353580130
29727816549095048020010,750358490950490460490
3072781861766201738102,8109417662017653090
31727818427548026516010,320344275480275180300
3272781701739501727401,2104017395017392030
3372781691249301233501,5805312493012487060

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