SANCHUAN municipal meters—available in ultrasonic and Woltman—are designed for installation on city main and branch pipelines. Their high-accuracy multi-sensor design detects leaks early, enabling utilities to monitor and respond proactively for water loss control.
Water meters are critical for accurate consumption tracking, enabling utilities to bill customers fairly, manage water distribution, detect leaks, and plan infrastructure investments. They also support regulatory compliance and reduce non-revenue water losses in municipal networks .
SANCHUAN offers municipal-grade meters including ultrasonic, Woltman, and electromagnetic types, featuring high flow ranges, no-moving-part designs, and durable housings. Their smart models support NB IoT/LoRa communication, remote monitoring, and multi-sensor data for burst and leak detection.
These meters serve in distribution main monitoring, district metering, industrial zones, fire flow measurement, and large housing estates. Their high accuracy and IoT-enabled features make them ideal for municipal demand management, asset monitoring, and real-time network control.
SANCHUAN collaborates with municipalities via R&D co-development, local joint ventures, deployment support, calibration, and digital integration. Their established partnerships—including one with Elster(Honeywell Smart Energy Solutions) —demonstrate capacity to deliver large-scale municipal metering solutions, training, and after-sales service.
Municipal meters provide real time flow data allowing utilities to swiftly detect anomalies—like unexpected night time flow spikes—often indicating leaks in mains or service lines. Early leak detection helps reduce non revenue water and costly infrastructure damage.
Smart municipal meters automate readings, eliminate field visits, and supply high-resolution usage data. This enables proactive demand analysis, faster billing, and leak response, enhancing operational efficiency and customer service .
Urban mains encounter high flows, air entrainment, and aging infrastructure. Meters must maintain accuracy despite intermittent supply, pressure changes, and potential damage due to environmental stressors.
By enabling precise consumption tracking and real time alerts, municipal meters allow rapid response to leaks. Reducing leaks can significantly lower non-revenue water—boosting utility revenues and conserving resources.
