Clamp-on ultrasonic flow meter M-Flow PW- Converter - FLR
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1509,00 € Request a quoteWater is a precious resource. Water quality and consumption controls are important to ensure a constant and reliable supply of water.
Without proper monitoring, an enormous amount of water can be lost or wasted. Industrial water flowmeters not only help to protect water supplies, but also reduce costs and improve industrial performance.
One of the most important aspects of water management is ensuring that proper controls are in place. Without proper monitoring, you could lose or waste a lot of water. You can also save money by knowing the water quality and usage.
To monitor your consumption, install flow meters on all your plant's main pipes, for example near the water supply and at each production line. With these water flow sensors installed at key points on your industrial site, you'll know exactly how much water is being consumed, and can take steps to reduce it.
Our portable ultrasonic flowmeters help you identify leaks in the system and ensure that no one is illegally using water outside your premises.
Leakages in outdated water distribution networks increase energy costs by up to 50%.
Therefore, acquiring and evaluating data on water systems is an essential step in the process of energy optimization and cost reduction.
Our non-intrusive ultrasonic liquid flow meters can be easily installed without drilling pipes and measure actual water flows in real time.
They provide comprehensive data on system performance, helping to identify leaks and other problems that can affect energy efficiency.
Electromagnetic water meters and flowmeters also enable the implementation of automated control systems to optimize operations and reduce costs.
By dynamically programming and controlling pump operation with variable speed drives, significant water savings can be achieved.
Intelligent solutions allow utilities and industries to monitor their water distribution system and protect natural resources.
Our smart solutions help protect natural resources and reduce the cost of monitoring water systems.
Our connected battery powered electromagnetic flow meters monitor the water distribution system with remote sensors and wireless data loggers to quickly identify unusual consumption and leaks.
By detecting leaks, our smart solutions can reduce or eliminate water system losses.
This reduces pressure on our environment, lowers costs and improves performance by preventing leaks before they occur.
Leakage reduction
Infrastructure improvements
Recycling
Reducing consumption
Optimization
One of the main benefits of metering water is the reduction of water leakage. In most cases, water leaks are caused by poor infrastructure maintenance or illegal connections. By installing water meters, industries are able to locate areas where leaks occur and take corrective action.
Water meters can help industries identify areas where infrastructure improvements are needed. For example, if an industrial company notices that a particular workshop is consuming a lot of water, it can look to see if there are any leaks in the water pipes. Fixing these leaks can save the plant money and ensure that water isn't wasted. By monitoring water consumption, manufacturers can save money, reduce pressure on their infrastructure and protect the environment.
One of the benefits of water metering is that it can encourage water recycling. When industrial shops are billed individually for their water use, they are more likely to be mindful of ways to reduce their consumption. This may include using grey water for irrigation or installing water-efficient appliances. Therefore, water metering can play an important role in promoting water conservation and encouraging the use of alternative water sources.
By tracking water consumption, manufacturers can identify areas of high resource demand. This information can be used to develop plans to reduce demand, such as machine upgrades or employee education.
Optimizing the operation of water pumps is one of the main benefits of water metering. By knowing how much water is being consumed, a manufacturer can adjust its pumping schedule to meet demand, reducing energy costs and pump wear.