Water Meter Residential Cold Water 1.5 Inch

Water Meter Residential Cold Water 1.5 Inch in Pakistan

Water Meter Residential Cold Water Meter : Available from ¼” up to 6” bore to handle flow rates from a few litres per hour up to 600 m3/hr.  Usually used where high accuracy is not required and price is a significant issue.  Smaller water meters are manufactured in brass and the larger in epoxy coated cast iron.  Versions are available for cold and hot water.  Whilst usually just offered with a mechanical non-reset totaliser it is also possible to supply with a low speed pulse transmitter for remote totalising purposes.  Water meters 2” and below have BSP union process connections whilst the larger bore sizes have flanged connections. Maximum pressure rating is 10 bar with cold water meters rated to 30/50 deg°C and hot water to 90/130 deg°C.

Water Meter Residential Cold Water 1.5 Inch in Pakistan

Material: Cast Iron , Metal Joint

Color: Blue

Pressure : 10 Bar

Feature: High Performance

Single Jet Meter

Application:
To record the total volume of water passing through the pipelines.

Getting It Right the First Time:Water Meter Residential Cold Water Meter Installation Guide

When you're installing a new Water Meter Residential Cold Water Meter , take particular care to ensure the job is done correctly from the start. Careless mistakes made during the installation can damage the new water meter and supply line connections, as well as potentially cause significant property damage if leaking and left unattended. How do you get through the process properly without having to worry about potential issues that may arise? Here are some general guidelines to follow with most water meter installations.

A properly working service line valve is essential in completing this process. Generally, there are two options; a service line valve located outside (typically at or near property line or a meter pit) or a line valve located within the dwelling, in a cellar or mechanical closet. Here are some of the most important things you need to know about installing meters

Regardless of whether the installation is to replace an existing water meter or to install a new water meter, take note of the following;

 It is good practice before cutting any pipe or  anything that you perform the service line shut down to make sure that the line valve you are relying on is working properly.This is done by removing the screen in a cold water supply faucet in the dwelling and flowing that faucet at a slow or medium pace.Turn off the supply line valve and check the faucet to make sure that the water supply has been turned off. The cold water faucet can be left partially open, because you will reverse the process after the installation has been completed.