I’m integrating Flo by Moen shutoffs and LoRaWAN leak sensors in a 12‑unit retrofit next month. Any legit CEU courses that cover commissioning, cross‑connection implications, and API/BMS integration — ideally manufacturer‑agnostic and IAPMO/ASSE approved?
For a 12‑unit next month with Flo by Moen + LoRaWAN, I’d hit IAPMO Backflow Prevention Institute’s Cross‑Connection Control Surveyor/Tester refreshers for ASSE CEUs, then dry‑run the API path by bridging your LoRaWAN NS to MQTT and into the BMS — , nobody packages that piece. https://www.iapmobpi.org is solid and manufacturer‑agnostic; which BMS are you tying into?
Since you’re up against next month, ASSE 12080 (Water Safety Specialist) is a solid manufacturer‑agnostic CEU that touches commissioning and water‑management policy; start here: https://www.asse-plumbing.org/asse/Programs/Professional-Qualifications-Standard/12000.aspx. It’s light on APIs — — so I’d spin up a quick ChirpStack sandbox and map your LoRaWAN payloads to BACnet via a FieldServer before you tie into the BMS. Do you already have a network server picked (ChirpStack vs AWS IoT Core)?
What’s worked for me is getting IAPMO BPI to pre‑approve CEU credit by emailing them the syllabus for a BACnet International or LoRa Alliance module — start via https://www.iapmobpi.org so you’ve got it in writing. Then build a quick “bench” with ChirpStack and your BACnet gateway to map Flo events and LoRaWAN payloads end‑to‑end before you roll; it’s caught timestamp and alarm‑state mismatches for me. Are you running your own network server or leaning on the vendor cloud?