Our Smart Water Meters enable precise, real-time measurement of water consumption, empowering utilities and consumers to manage resources efficiently. These meters transmit usage data remotely, eliminating the need for manual readings and reducing operational costs. By providing accurate billing and early leak detection, they foster transparency and accountability in water usage.
There are different types of prepaid water meters available, including:
- Card Enabled Prepaid Water Meter: This meter uses a smart card as a means of payment. Users load credit onto the smart card and insert it into the meter to access water. The meter deducts the appropriate amount of credit for the water consumed.
- STS Type Prepaid Water Meter: This meter makes use of a meter and a Customer Interface Unit (CIU) or remote control. It requires users to purchase tokens, typically in the form of printed vouchers, from a designated outlet. The tokens are then entered into the meter, allowing the user to access a specific amount of water. It can allow for online purchase thereby providing convenience for the end user.
- GPRS Enabled Prepaid Water Meter:A GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) meter, also known as a smart meter or remote meter utilizes cellular network connectivity for data transmission and communication.
- AMR Type Prepaid Water Meter: This meter uses a wireless communication technology to transmit data via a Data Concentration Unit (DCU) from the meter to the utility’s data management system at regular intervals, such as every 30 minutes or once per day.
- Ultrasonic Prepaid Water Meter: This type of water meter uses ultrasonic technology to measure the flow rate and volume of water passing through it. It operates by emitting ultrasonic waves into the water flow and analyzing the changes in the waves’ frequency and time of flight as they travel through the water. It doesn’t have any moving parts.
Prepaid Water Meters promote responsible water use, reduce costs, improve revenue collection, and enhance efficiency in water management. These advantages make them a viable option for managing water resources and ensuring equitable distribution.