AMI, AMR, and Metering Features

  1. Measure What Matters 10/21/2019

    WE’VE HEARD IT FOR YEARS…“What’s measured is what matters.” This is true for many organizations, especially as data drives more and more of the business — and it’s often how executives make decisions. Even when data seems to contradict our beliefs, as humans, we tend to cling to certain biases and make decisions based on gut feelings. Perhaps you can relate to this, especially if you’ve been in the water industry for a long period of time. Some decisions begin to feel like muscle memory.

  2. AMERICAN Flow Control SEMPER® RPM Provides Critical Help For Birmingham Water Works 4/11/2022

    In October 2021, the Birmingham Water Works (BWW) in Birmingham, Alabama, discovered a broken water main in one of its city centers. Read the full case study to see how SEMPER RPM provided critical help.

  3. 8 Questions For Every Water Utility After The UCLA Water Main Break 8/18/2014

    The water and mud from the big water main break that flooded the UCLA campus in Los Angeles in late July left behind several questions that could be asked of every water supplier in the country.  Find out for yourself how vulnerable your home town’s water supply is to leaks and breaks with these eight questions. By Ed Osann, NRDC senior water policy analyst

  4. Top Cybersecurity Trends Driving Digital Transformation For Water Utilities 5/23/2022

    Cybersecurity continues to grow as a critical initiative for water utilities, with certain trends helping to drive and even accelerate digital transformation.

  5. AMR Drives Exeter-Merritt Growing Water Network 7/9/2025

    Located in the state of Illinois, Exeter-Merritt Water Cooperative delivers safe and high-quality drinking water to approximately 300 residents from the county of Scott and Morgan. In 2011, the cooperative decided to do a phase 3 expansion and include additional homes in the rural area resulting in connections increasing from 154 to 325. Exeter and Merritt are small rural towns built on hilly terrains and gravel roads, with most of the meters installed in the countryside.

  6. Shedding Light On Buried Infrastructure Management 7/22/2020

    A longstanding U.S. EPA document on management challenges and strategies relating to the deterioration of buried drinking water infrastructure raises issues that are still very relevant today. Here are multiple thought-provoking perspectives on how to address those issues today, in order to protect both the investment in existing infrastructure and the health of the populations they serve.

  7. Why Water Utilities Need A Leak Detection System 5/17/2024

    An LDS leverages existing meters, sensors, and other instrumentation to more precisely pinpoint leak locations, saving time, money, and manpower spent scouring and searching.

  8. Acoustic Leak Detection Helps Save Thousands Of Dollars For Facility Managers And Engineers 12/10/2024
    Underground water leaks can cost time, money, and risk the safety of you and your team if not proactively addressed. Learn how a Tennessee industrial facility discovered underground water leaks that were costing the company $8,000 per month.
  9. Eagle Mountain Eases Into Technology Upgrade With Sensus FlexNet EasyLink Solution 1/10/2023

    Learn how a Utah Water Utility adapted to rapid growth with the help of Sensus. 

  10. Moving Beyond Flow Measurement To Unlock Utility Efficiency 11/14/2024

    Smart meters offer the opportunity for utilities to do significantly more with the same number of devices, reducing operational costs, improving response times, and contributing to overall system sustainability.