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Is There a Smart Meter for Water?
Is There a Smart Meter for Water? A Complete Guide to Smart Water Metering With the rise of smart cities and IoT (Internet of Things), many people are asking: Is there a smart meter for water? The answer is yes. Smart water meters have emerged as one of the most promising technologies to help uti...Read more -
The Communication Backbone of Modern Metering
Modern metering systems rely on communication networks to deliver reliable, accurate, and actionable data. Mechanical meters alone cannot provide the real-time visibility that utilities need for efficient operations. 1. Pulse Reading and M-Bus / W-MBus Pulse readers convert mechanical rotations ...Read more -
From Manual Meter Reading to Smart Data — The Role of Pulse Readers in Modern Utilities
Utilities worldwide are embracing digital transformation—but most installed meters remain mechanical. Replacing all of them is expensive and disruptive . Pulse readers provide a practical solution . How pulse readers work: Mechanical meters often feature a pulse output emitting an electrical sign...Read more -
Water Meter Data Loggers: Enhancing Monitoring and Efficiency in Urban Water Networks
A water meter data logger is a rugged, IP68-rated device that continuously records water consumption and securely transmits data via wireless networks such as NB-IoT, LoRaWAN, or NB-Cat1. Unlike traditional meters, which only provide periodic readings, data loggers enable continuous monitoring ...Read more -
Optimizing Energy Flow: How Smart Gas Metering Enhances City Utilities
Gas infrastructure plays a crucial yet often invisible role in modern cities. Traditionally, utilities relied on periodic checks to monitor flow and pressure — an approach that limited real-time awareness. The rise of IoT gas networks changes that paradigm. Using LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, and Cat.1 commun...Read more -
Building Smarter Utilities with Wireless Remote Reading Technology
The shift toward digital transformation in water management is redefining how utilities collect, process, and act on data. Traditional meters required physical visits and manual recording, but now, wireless remote reading technology allows every reading to be accurate, automatic, and available i...Read more
