What if your water system adjusted pressure automatically?

Our breakthrough technology optimises your water pressure system, cuts water loss, lowers costs and energy use, and makes managing performance and maintenance effortless - transforming the way you run your network. 

Why Grundfos Connect Demand Distribution?

Reduce leaks, bursts, and energy consumption in your water distribution system with dynamic pressure control for more reliable water delivery.

Ensure stable supply with real-time pressure

Adjust pressure in real time to match demand to ensure smooth flow and fewer interruptions.

Protect pipes and pumps

Reduce pressure spikes and water hammer to protect assets and cut maintenance costs.

Cut leakage and energy use in zoned networks

Optimise pressure and pumping in existing zones to boost leak detection, reduce water loss, and energy use.

Boost water quality with controlled tank turnover

Control flow to prevent stagnation and deliver fresher, safer water throughout the network.

Next-Level Water Management Starts Here

Say goodbye to unnecessary water loss and high energy costs. With Grundfos Connect Demand Distribution you gain 100% remote visibility and command over your water utility system - cutting costs, maximising efficiency and ensuring uninterrupted service.

Imagine your water distribution on autopilot

Introducing a breakthrough technology that minimises water loss, cuts costs and energy use, and transforms how you manage maintenance and performance. Discover how Grundfos Connect Demand Distribution gives you complete control.

Interested in discovering more about our pressure management solution?

Discover how Grundfos Connect Demand Distribution’s intelligent pumping system can deliver significant financial savings. By managing pressure effectively, it reduces leakage, cuts operating and maintenance costs, and boosts efficiency and comfort.

Frequently asked questions

Want to know how it all works? We’ve got you covered. Check out our FAQ for quick answers to the questions we get asked the most.