SENSUS WATER METER SMART FREE IPERL WATER

Reduces non-revenue water, measuring flow rates as low as. Improves operational efficiency and customer service IPERL (International) are next-generation, high-performance, solid-state smart. Benefits to youSensus iPERL - Solid-State Smart Water Meters by Sensus - a Xylem brand. Easy to read odometer-type, high-resolution, nine-digit display. The Sensus SR-II water meters feature: Magnetic drive meters with air tight, sealed registers, eliminate dirt, moisture, and lens fogging.

Sensus Water Meter Smart Free IPERL Water

West Virginia utility reduces non-revenue water by 25 million gallons per year.City of Fairmont, West Virginia, April 2018 – The City of Fairmont, like most college towns, has many rental properties and apartments with high residential turnover. 120 Dry dial single jet water meter Brand: Sensus Main Characteristics:DN 15 and 20 Magnetic transmission Suitable up to 40☌ as a cold water meter Suitable up to 90☌ as a warm water meter Insensitive to upstream disruptiveWith no moving parts, lead-free iPERL water meters maintain their accuracy over a 20-year lifetime. New Delhi, Mar 18 (PTI) Sensus, a Xylem brand and a leader in smart water solutions, on Thursday said it is in talks with some municipal corporations and utilities across the country to consult and help them with smart water meters.This will enable them to reduce non-revenue water (NRW) and resultant water loss, Sensus said in a statement.'Larsen & Toubro (L&T) and Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) chose Sensus iPERL smart water meters for effecting PMC''s innovative 24x7 water distribution project, aimed to ensure continuous water supply and increase operational efficiency,' it said.Ahead of the World Water Day 2021, Sensus on Thursday unveiled a whitepaper titled ''Smart Cities need Smart Water''.According to the report, more than 40 per cent of the water in many cities is wasted before reaching the final consumer due to leaks or theft.This emphasises a need for smart, real-time monitoring to strengthen utilities with effective control over water usage, it said.The whitepaper highlights that as per estimates of the Central Water Commission, India is not a water-scarce country and the water resources potential of the country is 1,869 billion cubic metres (BCM).'It is critical to raise the awareness around NRW concern. At Xylem, we are committed to delivering innovative and smart technology solutions to solve water,' Xylem India Managing Director Nitin Bhate said.NRW is water that has been produced but is ''lost'' before it reaches the customer.The pandemic has raised water demand and water stress across India.India''s average NRW is 38 per cent, which is above the global average range of 30 - 35 per cent. Almost a third of 100 cities qualify as high-risk zones by 2050, it added.