Public evidence

Completed Smart Valve projects—and the results they achieved.

Smart Valve's Case Study Library documents completed commercial installations, the water-bill results they achieved, and the project conditions that help another facility judge relevance. Achieved results, projected values, and site-specific application guidance remain clearly separated.

This library currently contains 1 completed case study. Results are validated, documented, and site-specific; projected values and application guidance are labeled separately.

Published case studies

Completed projects

The count updates automatically as completed, publication-cleared case studies become available.

Completed, validated healthcare case studyCompleted projectPublished 2026-08-11

MUSC Health: 22% lower billed water charges

MUSC Health achieved a validated 22% reduction in billed water charges after a 2-inch Smart Valve installation, with more than $100,000 in annualized savings across three valves and projected payback under six months.

Property-specific noteAn identical result at every healthcare or commercial property; each site has its own pressure, meter size, rate structure, usage, and operating conditions.
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Evidence key

Completed results and projections stay distinct.

These labels show readers what a project achieved, what remains projected, and what requires a site-specific decision.

Controlled technical test

A bounded apparatus, protocol, source, and result. It does not automatically establish field savings.

Documented project result

A completed installation outcome documented in the project record, with achieved results kept distinct from projections and site-specific application guidance.

Measured field result

An achieved result from an operating installation, presented with the project conditions needed to interpret and apply it responsibly.

Smart Valve analysis

Interpretation created by Smart Valve with visible inputs, assumptions, source links, and limits.

Modeled scenario

A user- or analyst-selected assumption. It is never labeled as achieved, measured, or expected.

Customer statement

Exact attribution and quotation rights are required; a statement remains distinct from measured data.

Next decision

Check whether the evidence applies to your bill.

A useful review separates usage-linked water and sewer charges from fixed, stormwater, tax, and unrelated lines before any savings scenario is discussed.