More consistent remote reading
Configured communications can reduce manual reading dependence and support more frequent consumption visibility.
WHAT MAKES IT TRUECoverage, battery settings and read schedules must be validated.
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Measure water accurately. Act on what the network reveals.
Residential, commercial and bulk-network metering with communications and data visibility matched to field conditions.
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What is Water Metering & Intelligence?
Digital water metering connects accurately sized meters to communications, collection and operating workflows for billing, consumption analysis, leak awareness and network accountability.
See water use earlier. Respond with better evidence.
Connected water metering can turn periodic readings into a more useful view of consumption and supported events, when the meter is hydraulically correct and the data reaches a responsible workflow.
01FOR THE WATER UTILITY OR PROPERTY OPERATOR
Better leakage investigation
Consumption patterns, reverse flow and supported alarms can help prioritize accounts or zones for inspection.
WHAT MAKES IT TRUEAn alert indicates where to investigate; it does not identify every leak.Stronger network accountability
Residential, commercial, bulk and DMA data can support water-balance and non-revenue-water analysis.
WHAT MAKES IT TRUERequires correct sizing, installation, hierarchy and reconciled data.More informed maintenance
Device status and usage trends can support planned meter and network intervention.
WHAT MAKES IT TRUERequires asset records, thresholds and assigned maintenance ownership.02FOR THE HOUSEHOLD OR WATER CUSTOMER
Clearer view of water consumption
More detailed readings can help customers understand usage patterns beyond a single periodic total.
WHAT MAKES IT TRUERequires customer access through bills, portal, app or utility communication.Earlier unusual-use awareness
Supported alerts or pattern changes may help surface continuous or unexpected usage sooner.
WHAT MAKES IT TRUENot every leak is detectable; customer inspection may still be required.Less dependence on physical meter access
Remote reading can reduce routine access requirements in compatible installations.
WHAT MAKES IT TRUEThe utility may still need site access for inspection, maintenance or verification.Better-informed conservation
Timelier consumption feedback can help households compare habits and act on avoidable use.
WHAT MAKES IT TRUESavings depend on customer action, plumbing condition and tariff.System architecture
See the system move.
Follow the journey from physical equipment to the decision a customer or operator can act on.
Capture
Meters measure flow for the selected pipe and operating range.
→Connect
LoRa, LoRaWAN, CAT.1, NB-IoT or other configured links carry reads and events.
→Understand
A digital-water platform organizes metering, billing and supported alarms.
→Act
Utilities use the data for customer service, DMA analysis, leakage and maintenance.
INTERACTIVE SYSTEM VIEW
Digital water-metering architecture
Flow measurement becomes useful only when sizing, communications and operating workflows work together.
01WATER SERVICEPHYSICAL INPUT
02ULTRASONIC MEASURECONTROL POINT 1
03GATEWAY + DATACONTROL POINT 2
04UTILITY RESPONSEOPERATING OUTCOME
24.8 L/minFLOW MEASURED · LEAK WATCH ACTIVE
STAGE 01 · Physical flow
Water network
Pipe and hydraulic conditions determine whether the selected meter can measure reliably in the actual installation.
- 01Pipe & pressure
- 02Flow profile
- 03Installation position
System progress
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Select a stage Follow the moving system path Review what must happen there
FIELD REALITYbecomesOPERATIONAL ACTION
ILLUSTRATIVE OPERATING CONTEXTSee what changes when the architecture begins operating.
- 01Measure→
Flow becomes a verified reading
- 02Connect→
Reads and alarms reach the platform
- 03Respond→
Utility teams investigate and act
This visual explains system behavior. Final performance depends on approved design, field conditions, configuration and operating discipline.
Watch the operating idea take shape.
Use this short film as orientation, then continue into the system architecture, technical lesson or readiness action.
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The pipe comes first
Begin smart-water selection with hydraulic conditions before adding communications and data workflows.
The Metro Power solution
Technology, made deployable here.
We close the gaps between the manufacturer’s product, Philippine site conditions and the people who must operate the system.
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- 01DISCOVERPipe and flow-profile review
- 02DESIGNMeter and communications selection
- 03VALIDATEPilot and field validation
- 04INTEGRATEBilling/data workflow planning
- 05OPERATEInstallation and commissioning support
Complete decision path
From first question to accepted operation.
A solution is complete only when technical behavior, project evidence and operating ownership remain connected.
Which billing, NRW, network or customer decision should improve?
Use case, baseline and accountable owner
Which meter size and principle fit the real hydraulic profile?
Minimum, normal and peak flow; pressure; orientation; water quality
How often must data be measured and delivered?
Coverage, interval, retry, latency and battery assumptions
What happens after a read or alert arrives?
Billing mapping, alert procedure, customer message and closure record
Diameter-only selection
Select from the verified flow profile and installation conditions.
Battery-life headline
Obtain a configuration-specific power budget and replacement model.
Alert treated as diagnosis
Validate data and preserve uncertainty until investigation closes.
- 01Hydraulic and installation fit
- 02Register and billing reconciliation
- 03Sustained difficult-location delivery
- 04Alert quality and response workload
- 05Lifecycle support and replacement plan
Product portfolio
Technology for the right application.
Product and equipment references presented in a consistent engineering-grade system. Every visual now states what kind of source it is; choose by operating requirement, not appearance alone.
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New-series ultrasonic water meter
Residential / commercial
Static ultrasonic platform with flexible installation.
- Q3/Q1 up to 400 stated
- Composite body
- Multiple wireless communications
- Battery life up to 12 years depending on settings
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Replaceable-battery ultrasonic water meter
Modular series
Serviceable ultrasonic platform with rich events and antenna options.
- Q3/Q1 up to 400 stated
- Replaceable battery
- Internal/external antenna options
- Consumption analysis and configurable alarms
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Bulk ultrasonic water meter
Bulk / DMA series
Multi-channel product for larger pipes and network measurement.
- Q3/Q1 up to 500 stated
- Multi-channel design
- Any-position installation stated
- Wireless/wired communications by configuration
Exact model number, diameter, flow range, battery, radio band and certifications are released after project conditions are confirmed.
Turn learning into a decision
What your team should be able to decide next.
Move from a meter request to a field-fit measurement and data-operating plan.
What network outcome matters?
Billing accuracy, non-revenue water, customer service and maintenance priorities determine the program.
Define the operating objective ↗Will the meter measure accurately here?
Pipe size, flow profile, pressure, orientation, water quality and installation conditions drive selection.
Prepare field and flow data ↗What must be configuration-controlled?
Diameter, flow range, radio band, battery expectation, certifications and integration scope.
Submit the requirement ↗How will readings become action?
Set read frequency, alarm workflows, billing export, device ownership and maintenance responsibility.
Map the operating workflow ↗Where it fits
Applications
- Residential billing
- Commercial and industrial accounts
- District metered areas
- Bulk supply measurement
- Leakage and non-revenue water
- Remote reading
Start with evidence
What we need from you
- Pipe size, material and pressure
- Minimum, normal and peak flow
- Water quality and orientation
- Battery expectation
- Coverage and read frequency
- Required certifications and billing integration
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