How do water meters transmit readings?

How do water meters transmit readings?

Meters transmit a read using a radio frequency (RF) device that attaches to the meter. Meters may also be read by visually inspecting the face of the meter or by touchpad. As meters age, they may slow down and under- report the amount of water delivered.

How do water meters measure flow?

Electromagnetic water meters use voltage to determine your flow rate. As water passes through a pipe surrounded by magnetic fields and electrodes, it generates voltage. The water's velocity determines how much voltage it creates, so the meter can translate voltage to flow rate. (And thus, your water usage.)

What is a water meter endpoint?

SETflow AMI Endpoints are innovative two-way radios that operate over existing cellular networks, providing water utilities with meter reading data and sensor data, and with multiple read and transmit options.16 sept 2019

What is a water meter transmitter?

A. Each member's water meter will have a transmitter attached to it by a small wire. ... The transmitter will read the meter every hour and then every six hours will send the reading via radio frequency to one of three data collectors located throughout the water system service area.

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