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Electromagnetic water meter
October 1st 2007

Elster Metering has announced the launch of the Q4000 electromagnetic water meter.The product is suited to applications such as network management, leakage monitoring and commercial billing.

"As water consumption has increased over recent years, a demand has grown for water metering solutions able to deliver consistently accurate measurement. In addition, organisations are under everhigher commercial pressure to reduce lifecycle costs.

The Q4000 has been specifically designed to meet these needs," commented Elster's marketing manager, Perry Shead.

With a 10-year continuous battery life and a flangeless design, Elster's Q4000 water meter has a sampling rate of 0.5 of a second, ensuring accurate and reliable measurement over a wide flow range.The product's unrestricted flow tube gives minimal pressure loss, even at high flow rates, therefore reducing network system pressures and helping to prevent leakage from burst pipes. It can be adapted to suit either predominantly high or low flow rates.

For applications that require connectivity to water management and billing systems, including AMR and datalogging devices, the Q4000 features bidirectional pulse outputs, while its large easy-toread LCD, shows volume and instantaneous flow rate.

The Q4000 also has alarm functions providing in situ status, to ensure no loss in measuring continuity, while an IP68 seal guarantees protection of internal electronics and long-term reliability.

Optional features of the Q4000 include a remote display unit, offering a clear LCD for simpler access in hard-to-read applications.

The unit also includes two pulse outputs for connection to ancillary devices.

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