SoundWater Products
A portable ultrasonic flow meter designed for speed and ease
A portable ultrasonic flow meter designed for speed and ease
A portable ultrasonic flow meter designed for speed and ease
Portable Clamp-on Meter
There are no wires and no bulky electronics to haul around. Your mobile device connects wirelessly to display measurements. And, the ultrasonic flow meter installs on the outside of your pipe. With Orcas Flow meter and the Orcas App, you’ll get your job done more quickly every time.
KEY FEATURES:
- TEST LARGE METERS FOR ACCURACY
- Install and measure flow in under one minute
- Long battery life, lasting up to 24 hours
- Measure flow rate, totalizer & velocity
- Auto-Adjusting Ultrasonic Power
- Mobile App for fast, intuitive setup and use
- Compact size for carry-on/travel
- Battery powered & portable
Permanent Ultrasonic meter
A portable ultrasonic flow meter designed for speed and ease
A portable ultrasonic flow meter designed for speed and ease
Permanent Mount Meter
Cypress is a compact lightweight ultrasonic flowmeter with external power and communications for long-term flow monitoring. The Cypress Flowmeter connects with your mobile device via Bluetooth and your SCADA/PLC systems — no wires or bulky electronics box. It’s a single piece ultrasonic flowmeter that installs on the outside of your pipe in a snap — and senses flow through the pipe wall.
KEY FEATURES:
- Long-term flow monitoring
- Connects with your SCADA/PLC
- SoundWater Reciprocity Architecture
- Auto-Adjusting Ultrasonic Power
- Mobile App for fast, intuitive setup and use
- One-piece construction; no assembly
District Metering Area Management
A portable ultrasonic flow meter designed for speed and ease
District Metering Area Management
Wavelet District Metered Area (DMA) Kit
One of the major contributors to non-revenue water (NRW) is water leakage. High levels of NRW affect both the financial viability of water utilities and the quality of the water itself. Metering water at the distribution network level is essential to estimating levels of NRW, and knowing the contribution of leakage to water loss provides the information needed to decide the best course of action to reducing NRW.