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Water meters

Dave Bush
Dave Bush Member Posts: 155
If so, what type of meter are you using, and where are you purchasing these things.

A Google search turns up pages and pages of ultra-high tech metering devices for just about every imaginable fluid, to connect to building automation systems and such, but I'm having a tough time finding a simple, analog meter that doesn't cost as much as the burner.

Any ideas?

Also, if anyone knows of links to a good, portable flowmeter for water, that can be installed/removed from water lines with unions, that info would also be appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

Dave

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  • c.t.kay
    c.t.kay Member Posts: 85


    www.Istec-corp.com , they sell water meters , use the hitemp models
  • Dave Bush
    Dave Bush Member Posts: 155
    Thank you, C.T.

    That's more along the lines of what I had in mind.
  • steve_6
    steve_6 Member Posts: 243
    water meters

    We prefer the Hydrolevel VXT. It's the best feeder digital water meter combination we've seen.

  • Boiler Guy
    Boiler Guy Member Posts: 585
    we use

    a simple cold water mter by sensus or neptune. Check with your city water dept to see what they use. They are usually quite inexpensive.
  • Todd_9
    Todd_9 Member Posts: 88
    VXT Hydrolevel

    If you are using an automatic feeder then just get the VXT. Its made for this application and wires in easily with the lwco.
  • Dave Bush
    Dave Bush Member Posts: 155
    Well,

    It never occured to me that the hydrolevel VXT had the meter built in.

    Bad habit-keep on using the 101 because I've ALWAYS DONE THAT.

    Thanks for pointing out the VXT. That's what we'll use next time.
  • Todd_9
    Todd_9 Member Posts: 88
    I know

    Sometimes these things are right in front of us and it takes another set of eyes to "see" it. I think you'll like this device. Keep in mind that the display is reading feed cycles NOT gallons. Good luck, Todd
  • Dave Bush
    Dave Bush Member Posts: 155
    I appreciate the info.

    I just looked at their site, and found them in one of my wholesaler's price lists, adn it's cheaper than the 101A, so, it's kind of a no-brainer.

    Thanks again, Todd, and everyone for the help.
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