DRINKING WATER FLOW CONTROL AND MEASUREMENT RESOURCES

DRINKING WATER FLOW CONTROL AND MEASUREMENT SOLUTIONS

  • TransPort PT900

    What happens when you combine the proven track record of the TransPort® PT878 (TransPort PT900’s powerful predecessor) with the latest technology? You get performance, productivity, and a better user experience. The TransPort is the next evolution, and it’s here to make your job easier than ever.

  • ally® Water Meters

    The Sensus ally® water meter is groundbreaking technology that sets a new standard in water distribution system management. This residential smart water meter features an integrated, three-state remote service valve for remote shut off, turn on and reduced flow. ally also has pressure and temperature sensors and alarms available.

  • Model FT4A Thermal Mass Flow Meter And Temperature Transmitter

    Offering you the flexibility to monitor multiple gas types at the push of a button, rotate the housing as needed for tight installations, and configure meter settings from advanced software, the FOX Model FT4A thermal mass flow meter and temperature transmitter can be used in a large variety of Oil & Gas, Industrial, and Wastewater gas flow measurement applications.

  • MS6 Chemical Feed Flowmeter

    The Ms6 is a plug-and-play flow meter that works right out of the box, and accurately measures liquid chemical feed from ranges of 10-5,000 mL/min and 100-10,000 mL/min. 

  • OPTIFLUX 2050 Electromagnetic Flowmeter

    The OPTIFLUX 2050 is an electromagnetic flowmeter (EMF) for basic water and wastewater applications. It is suitable for all cost-effective measurements where extremely high accuracy, extensive diagnostics or a wide range of communication options are not a priority. The EMF has a wide diameter range (DN25…1200 / 1…48") and all drinking water approvals. The extra isolation of the electronic device and housing makes this EMF particularly suitable for use in areas with extreme humidity.

DRINKING WATER FLOW CONTROL AND MEASUREMENT VIDEOS

This session will look at the example of a customer who thought they were having performance problems with their 10 year old flowmeter, what they discovered when they took the meter out of the pipeline, and how the upgrade to a transmitter with today’s built in features got them right back in business, confident that they could detect issues in the future before they impacted their facility’s performance.