House Sewer Pressure Watch

Air-pressure pulses, flush history, and early clog signals.

This monitor is reading air pressure in the sewer pipe, not water depth. The logic is simple: if a toilet flush creates a higher pressure pulse and the pressure stays elevated longer before settling, the line is likely seeing more resistance.

Waiting for monitor data Sync idle
-- Waiting

Clog signal score will update once flush-pulse history is available.

Confidence: low

Current pressure -- quiet pipe baseline right now
15m peak -- highest recent pulse
Last flush peak -- most recent detected flush event
Last pulse width -- time above trigger pressure
Last recovery -- time from peak back to trigger
Typical flush peak -- reference from recent flushes
Peak vs typical -- higher means stronger pressure build
Recovery vs typical -- higher means slower pressure release
24h flush count -- events crossing the trigger band
Pressure state -- current sewer-pipe pressure band
Sensor status -- 4-20 mA loop health
24h samples -- history used in analysis

Recent Flushes

Pressure over the last 15 minutes

High-resolution pressure trace with quiet, normal flush, watch, elevated, and alarm bands.

Short Window

Pressure over the last hour

Medium Window

Pressure over the last 6 hours

Trend

Pressure over the last 24 hours

This keeps the production-style long-range chart, but now it is anchored to sewer-pipe air pressure instead of depth.

Sensor Loop

24h loop current

Long History

30-day daily pressure peaks

Flush Events

Recent flush peak pressure

Pulse Timing

Hold and recovery by flush

Windows

15m / 1h / 6h / 24h stats

Alarm Limits

Operating ranges and thresholds

Named pressure bands make it obvious whether a pulse looks like a normal flush or a restriction signal.

Event Log

Recent flush events

Monitor

Alerts and faults

Clog Signal

Prediction inputs

System

Monitor state

Monitor host --
Database --
Alarm pressure --
Trigger pressure --
24h coverage --
Sync state --
Sample rate --
Analysis model --