After replacing a solenoid on a leaking valve, the owner wants to confirm the system no longer leaks using a Hersey water meter with a low-flow indicator (red triangle).
Listen at each valve box with the system pressurized but not running. A hissing or gurgling sound at a valve indicates weeping (≈80% detection rate). The meter confirms system-wide integrity; auditory inspection pinpoints the valve.
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