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What Is a Pulse Counter in Smart Metering?
A pulse counter is an electronic device that captures signals (pulses) from a mechanical water or gas meter. Each pulse corresponds to a fixed consumption unit—commonly 1 liter of water or 0.01 cubic meters of gas. How it works: The mechanical register of a water or gas meter generates pulses....Read more -
Gas Meter Retrofit vs. Full Replacement: Smarter, Faster, and Sustainable
As smart energy systems expand, gas meter upgrades are becoming essential. Many believe this requires full replacement. But full replacement comes with problems: Full Replacement High equipment and labor costs Long installation time Resource waste Retrofit Upgrade Keeps the existin...Read more -
How Long Do Water Meter Batteries Last?
When it comes to water meters, a common question is: how long will the batteries last? The simple answer: usually 8–15 years. The real answer: it depends on several critical factors. 1. Communication Protocol Different communication technologies consume power differently: NB-IoT & LTE Cat....Read more -
Upgrade Traditional Water Meters: Wired or Wireless
Upgrading traditional water meters doesn’t always require replacement. Existing meters can be modernized through wireless or wired solutions, bringing them into the smart water management era. Wireless upgrades are ideal for pulse-output meters. By adding data collectors, readings can be transmit...Read more -
What to Do if Your Gas Meter is Leaking? Smarter Safety Solutions for Homes and Utilities
A gas meter leak is a serious hazard that must be handled immediately. Fire, explosion, or health risks can result from even a small leak. What to Do if Your Gas Meter is Leaking Evacuate the area Do not use flames or switches Call your gas utility Wait for professionals Smarter Prevent...Read more -
What is Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 in Water Meters? A Complete Guide
Learn the meaning of Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 in water meters. Understand flow rate classes defined by ISO 4064 / OIML R49 and their importance for accurate billing and sustainable water management. When choosing or comparing water meters, technical sheets often list Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4. These represent the m...Read more
