DN15-300mm Remote Smart Classb Vertical/Horizontal Cold/Hot Water Dry Dial Multi-Jet Water Meter

• Install: Vertical/Horizontal
• Medium Temperature: Cold/Hot Water
• Level Measurement: B
• Counter Instructions: Analogue
• Nominal Diameter: 15mm-300mm
• Application: Civil, Industrial
• Model NO.: LXSY-15E-65E LXSLY-15E-25E LXLY-80E-300E
• Principle: Speed of Water Meter
• Medium Pressure: General Water Meter
• Work Environment: Dry Water Meter
• Stucture: Remote Smart Pulse
• Manufacturer: Amico Shidai
• Factory Location: Ningbo
• Settlement Currency: USD
• Battery: No
• Transport Package: Industrial Packaging
• Specification: 15mm-300mm
• Trademark: AMICO
• Origin: Cn
• Production Capacity: 500000

Product Description

Product Description

*Application

Record the total amount of water flowing through the tap water pipeline.

*Feature
•Dry dial, high quality material with stable and reliable counting performance.
•Including horizontal installation type and vertical installation type.
•Copper or iron water meter shell available, communication components include hall component or reed switch, intermediate outlet or surface outlet are available for selection.
•The counting part has anti magnetic function, and the hall component or reed switch can convert water consumption message into electrical signals to output.
•For water meter diameter of 15-65mm, every 10 liters water consumption will send one pulse signal.
•For water meter diameter of 80-100mm, every 100 liters water consumption will send one pulse signal.
•For water meter diameter of 150-200mm, per ton water consumption will send one pulse signal.
•For water meter diameter above 250mm, every 10 ton water consumption will send one pulse signal.
Note: The technical parameters comply with the international standard IS04064.

*Conditions of Use
Water temperature: The working temperature for cold water meter between 0 ºC and 30 ºC, for hot water meter no higher than 90 ºC.
Pressure:≤l MPa

*Maximum Permissible Error
Q₁≤Q<Q₂ ±5%;
Q₂≤Q≤Q₄ ±2%

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