If water metering systems disappeared worldwide, humanity would face serious and large-scale problems. Increase in water losses and emergencies. Without precise leak monitoring, pipe bursts and unnoticed defects would damage infrastructure and cause significant economic losses. Inability to plan resources….
Modern intelligent water metering projects increasingly face not technological, but operational limitations. Key challenges include autonomous power supply, communication reliability, installation constraints, and total cost of ownership over a long lifecycle. Even with a declared battery life of 15–20 years,…
The European market for commercial water metering is entering a new phase of development. Today, manufacturers of measuring instruments are expected not only to formally comply with regulations, but also to demonstrate a deep understanding of the real challenges faced…
Modern requirements for water metering accuracy and resource management are changing the very role of the water meter. If previously it performed a purely measuring function, today it has become a full-fledged element of the digital water supply infrastructure. This…
