Household Ultrasonic Thermal Energy Water Meter

Product features:

Compared with traditional mechanical heat meters, this product uses ultrasonic measurement principle, which has no moving parts inside, so it has no mechanical wear, low starting flow rate, and high measurement accuracy even in low-flow scenarios. It is equipped with a backlight LCD screen, allowing users to clearly view data even in dark environments. The built-in M-bus communication interface supports remote data reading and centralized management by property management departments. It uses food-grade brass body, which is corrosion-resistant, non-toxic and harmless, meeting food safety standards. The IP68 protection grade ensures that it can work stably in humid or water immersion environments, and the AA battery supply can last for more than 5 years of continuous use, reducing later maintenance costs. It also supports fault self-diagnosis function, which can quickly detect and prompt abnormal conditions such as sensor failure and pipeline blockage, facilitating timely maintenance.

Product specifications:

Measurement accuracy complies with EU MID Class 2 standard, pressure rating PN16, operating temperature range 0℃ to 90℃, body material is lead-free food-grade brass, display is 1.8-inch backlit LCD, communication mode is standard M-bus wired transmission, power supply is two 1.5V AA alkaline batteries, inline threaded installation with G1/2 or G3/4 interface options, ingress protection rating IP68, flow range 0.01 m³/h to 10 m³/h, product dimensions 150mm in length, 80mm in width, 60mm in height, net weight 1.2kg, applicable pipeline diameter 15mm to 25mm.

Product application:

Residential single-family villas, high-rise residential quarters, property management centralized heating and water supply systems, small commercial storefronts. It is suitable for real-time metering of building heating heat consumption and domestic water consumption, helping property companies collect heat fees accurately and transparently, helping residents understand their own energy consumption and adjust heating and water use habits to save energy and reduce costs.