Water meters

MANOMEETRI ÜLEMINEK 1/2-M20
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MANOMETER  63 MM 0–10 BAR 1/4″ AKSIAALNE
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MANOMETER  63 MM 0–10 BAR 1/4″ RADIAALNE
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TERMO-MANOMEETER 80 MM 0–4 BAR 0–120 °C 1/2″ AKSIAALNE
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MANOMETER  100 MM 0–6 BAR M20 RADIAALNE
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MANOMETER  63 MM 0–6 BAR 1/4″ AKSIAALNE
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MANOMETER  63 MM 0–16 BAR 1/4″ RADIAALNE
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MANOMETER  63 MM 0–4 BAR 1/4″ AKSIAALNE
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MANOMETER  100 MM 0–4 BAR M20 RADIAALNE
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MANOMETER  50 MM 0–10 BAR 1/4″ RADIAALNE
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MANOMETER  63 MM 0–6 BAR 1/4″ RADIAALNE
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VEEMÕÕTJA ÜHENDUSKOMPLEKT 1-¾
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VEEMÕÕTJA ÜHENDUSKOMPLEKT ¾-½
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VEEMÕÕTJA ÜHENDUSKOMPLEKT 3/4"X1/2"(2TK)
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WATER METER  külm Q4 130mm
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WATER METER CONSOLE  L190 3/4
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WATER METER CONSOLE  L110 DN15
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WATER METER CONSOLE  DN15 165MM
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WATER METER  ½ Q2,5 SOE 80mm
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WATER METER  ½ Q2,5 SOE 110mm
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WATER METER  ½ Q2,5 KÜLM 80mm
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WATER METER  ½ Q2,5 KÜLM 110mm
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MANOMETER B 100mm 0-10 1/2" ALT
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WATER METER  soe Q4 130mm
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Reliable measurement solutions for homes and businesses

In the Water meters category you will find a wide selection of devices designed to measure water consumption accurately and reliably. This section includes residential and commercial meters, from basic mechanical models to advanced electronic and smart meters with remote reading capabilities. Our descriptions, specifications, and comparison tools help both professionals and private customers choose the right product for a specific project or ongoing monitoring needs.

Types and variants

Water meters are available in different designs and technologies to suit varied installations and accuracy requirements.

  • Mechanical meters: single-jet, multi-jet and piston types — robust and commonly used in domestic installations.
  • Electromagnetic meters: ideal for larger pipelines and aggressive or conductive fluids, offering high accuracy and no moving parts.
  • Ultrasonic meters: non-intrusive, low maintenance, suitable for high-precision commercial and industrial applications.
  • Smart meters: equipped with AMR/AMI modules for automatic remote reading, data logging, and leak detection.
  • Cold and hot water meters: models rated for specific temperature ranges to measure potable and heated water.

Where they are used / Application areas

Water meters serve a variety of environments and purposes. Typical applications include:

  • Residential buildings and apartments — monitoring individual household consumption.
  • Commercial properties — retail, offices, hotels where zonal measurement is required.
  • Industrial facilities — process water accounting, effluent monitoring, and cooling systems.
  • Municipal networks — bulk metering, district monitoring, and billing for utilities.
  • Construction and remote sites — temporary metering for short-term projects.

How to choose

Selecting the correct water meter involves evaluating technical parameters and installation conditions.

Key factors to consider

  • Flow range and nominal diameter — ensure the meter covers expected minimum and maximum flows.
  • Accuracy class — higher classes for billing and critical processes; standard accuracy for general use.
  • Connection type and material — threaded, flanged, or push-fit connections and corrosion-resistant bodies.
  • Temperature and pressure ratings — match the system specifications for cold or hot water use.
  • Data and communication needs — choose mechanical readouts for simple use or smart modules for remote monitoring.
  • Certification and compliance — look for industry and local approvals for potable water applications.

Advantages of buying in our online store

Shopping for water meters online offers practical benefits for professionals and end users alike. Our store provides detailed product information, side-by-side comparisons, and certified specifications to simplify selection. Additional advantages include:

  • Wide assortment from reputable manufacturers and clear warranty terms.
  • Support from technical specialists to recommend the right meter and accessories.
  • Fast delivery options, inventory visibility, and convenient return policies.
  • Availability of spare parts, installation kits and calibration services.
  • Secure ordering and clear invoicing suitable for business procurement.

Explore the Water meters category to find meters that match your technical requirements and budget, and rely on expert guidance to complete your purchase confidently.

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Frequently asked questions about the Water meters category

Water meters — what are they and what are they used for?

Water meters — are devices that measure cold or hot water consumption in cubic metres (m³). They are used in homes and commercial properties for accurate tracking and billing of water usage.

What types of water meters exist and how to choose between mechanical and pulse/electronic?

There are mechanical (turbine/oscillating) and electronic/pulse water meters; mechanical meters are reliable for household use, while pulse meters support remote reading. Choose mechanical for standard metering and pulse/electronic if you need remote data transmission or system integration.

What is the service life of water meters and when is calibration required?

Typical service life for household water meters is 8–12 years depending on model and water conditions. Calibration/verification is usually required every 4–6 years by regulations; check the exact interval for the specific model.

Which water meters support remote reading?

Meters with a pulse output or electronic module support remote data transmission. Look for models marked 'pulse output' or 'electronic meter' for integration with remote reading systems.

How to read a water meter correctly?

Read the digits on the display in cubic metres (m³) from left to right, usually ignoring decimal fractions when reporting whole m³. For electronic meters, use the display button or connected remote reader to obtain the reading.

What sizes and connections do water meters come in (½, ¾, 1)?

Meters are commonly available with ½″, ¾″ and 1″ connections for standard pipelines; choose according to your supply pipe diameter. Use compatible adapters or connector kits for installation.

How do cold-water and hot-water meters differ?

Hot-water meters are built with materials and construction to withstand higher temperatures (some models up to 90–120 °C) and may have different accuracy classes. Cold-water meters are rated for lower temperatures; choose based on the operating temperature in the specs.

Can I install a water meter myself or do I need a professional?

Some household water meters can be self-installed if you have the correct tools and fittings (proper size, seals, flow direction). However, to ensure correct metering and watertight connections it is recommended to hire a qualified plumber.

What accessories are needed to connect a water meter (kits ¾-½, 1-¾)?

You will typically need connector kits ¾-½ or 1-¾, couplings/adapters, seals and shut-off valves. Choose the kit matching the meter and pipeline nominal diameters as stated in the product specs.

How to choose accuracy/class of a meter for an apartment or house?

Choose the accuracy class (e.g. B, C) according to metering requirements and consumption volume; household meters of standard classes suit typical apartment use. Check the meter’s Qmin/Qmax and nominal flow ranges in the datasheet.

Can a water meter be connected to a remote reading system?

Yes — if the meter has a pulse output or electronic interface it can be integrated into a remote reading system. You will need a compatible transmission module and receiving equipment for your monitoring setup.

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