Photoelectric AMR Water Meter

The meter is a direct reading type water meter for remote reading with application of photoelectric direct reading technology. It can realize remote reading of metering of water use through the master system,which effectively helps the management department solve the problem of visting customers for meter reading and dramatically improves the efficiency.

Features & Benefits

-- Mechanical readout and electronic readout remain the same due to direct
readout from dial register

-- Power supply is not needed at ordinary times,without power
consumption,instant power source offered only when meter reading

-- Use of Plug-in type Mbus wire with waterpoof plug , construction,debugging and
meter-replacement is very simple, reliable communication assured, and drastically
lower the complexity for construction and reduce the work load.

-- The use of advanced data coding and verification technique offers high
communication reliability

-- Use of rotary-vane measuring chamber,high accuracy of metering,easy in meter
reading,beautiful in appearance

-- Compatible with a variety of protocols like DL/T645, CJ/T188, Modbus or customized.
-- Meets requirements of design for electromagnetic compatibility of electronic products of EMC, ESD, EMI, etc.

-- Compliance with GB/T 778.1～3-2007 national standard and CJ/T 224-2012 urban construction industrial standard

-- Truly realizes the automation of meter reading and monitoring by establishing remote automatic meter reading and management system,combining with the master system.  


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