I bet many of you have had the same annoyance: the water meter you use—or the one you've been provided with—isn't just inaccurate, but it often drips or leaks water. You can't just plug it up, and if you leave a container underneath, you have to constantly check it to prevent overflow. It’s absolutely maddening.
Well, this annoying problem is about to be over! The new drip-proof water meter has been released! Let's take a look at its features!
A drip-proof water meter is one that can still accurately measure the flow even when water passes through the meter at a very low flow rate.
Currently, the main types are the magneto-pressure sensitive drip-proof meter, the small-jet drip-proof meter, and the differential-pressure integration drip-proof meter.
They transmit data wirelessly, which solves problems related to waterproofing, moisture resistance, and anti-tampering.
They have a longer service life than general water meters; their material and design are inherently more durable and less prone to damage.
Compared to ordinary water meters, drip-proof meters have less pressure loss, less wear and tear, and lower power consumption, while also being anti-corrosion and anti-clogging.
They have superior sealing, meaning dripping and leaking are virtually eliminated.
Remember to regularly check the smart water meter's operation. If it's winter, you need to be mindful of frost protection.
If the water meter has been installed on a dry pipe but is not yet in use, or if you won't be using water for more than a week, remember to close the smart water meter valve.
If the electronic display doesn't match the wheel register or if the water meter is faulty, the measurement shown on the wheel register should be taken as the standard.
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