Section Code 1505 : Meters in this section have been judged only against the requirements of The Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999 (England and Wales), The Water Supply (Water Fittings) (Scotland) Byelaws 2014 or The Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2009, and have not been checked for accuracy by the Scheme.
Back To Directory SectionsRange of water meters with blue epoxy coated ductile iron bodies, plastic measurement chambers and vanes and NBR ‘O’-rings. Maximum working pressure 16.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 50°C.
Range of water meters with black epoxy coating bodies, plastic impellers and EPDM ‘O’ rings. Maximum working pressure – 16.0 Bar. Cold water use only.
Ultrims Ultrasonic range of in-line water meters with brass or plastic (-01 suffix models) bodies. Maximum working pressure 16.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 50°C.
Water meter with black nylon bodies and NBR ‘O’-rings. Maximum working pressure 16.0 bar. Cold water use only.
Range of water meters with (blue epoxy coated) brass bodies and plastic working chamber. The inlets incorporate a plastic filter. Maximum working pressure 16.0 bar.
Non-metallic materials and components comply with BS6920 at 50°C
Range of ¼ turn ceramic disc (brass bodies), non rising spindles (brass bodies) or ceramic cartridge headworks (plastic bodies) insertion into specifically dimensioned tap assemblies. Maximum working pressure 10.0 Bar Maximum operating temperature 85.0°C
Range of in-line and concentric water meters with composite bodies, TPE gasket and NBR ‘O’-ring(s). The products have an integral plastic filter. The inlet of the in-line models includes a non-return valve. Maximum working pressure 16.0 bar. Cold water use only.
Range of water meters with brass bodies, plastic turbines and plastic strainers on inlets. The products have an integral plastic filter. The inlet includes a non-return valve. Maximum working pressure 16.0 Bar Maximum operating temperature 23.0°C
Octave range of water meters with blue epoxy coated cast iron or plastic bodies (see models). Maximum working pressure 16.0 Bar. Maximum operating temperature 50.0°C
‘Helvatron H2O’ range of ultrasonic water meters with brass bodies and EPDM ‘O’-rings. Maximum working pressure 16.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 50°C.
Range of in-line ultrasonic water meters with blue epoxy coated cast iron bodies. Maximum working pressure 16.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 50°C.
Range of ultrasonic water meters with brass bodies and plastic impellers. Maximum working pressure 16.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 50°C.
Range of water meters (blue epoxy coated, cast iron bodies). Maximum working pressure 20 Bar. Maximum operating temperature 30°C
Range of water meters with brass bodies and plastic impellers. Maximum working pressure 16.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 95°C.
Octave range of water meters with blue epoxy coated cast iron or plastic bodies (see models). Maximum working pressure 16.0 Bar. Maximum operating temperature 50.0°C
Range of inline and manifold water meters with brass bodies and stainless-steel strainers on the inlets. Maximum working pressure 16.0 Bar Maximum operating temperature 50.0°C
Range of ultrasonic in-line water meters with brass bodies, inlets incorporating plastic strainers. Models MA408 – DN15 & DN25 incorporate a non-return valve (not suitable for backflow prevention) at the outlet. Maximum working pressure 16.0 Bar. Maximum operating temperature 50.0°C
Water meter with a brass body. Maximum working pressure 16 Bar. Maximum operating temperature 90°C
Range of digital water meters with brass bodies. Maximum working pressure 16 Bar. Maximum operating temperature 65°C
Range of water meters (blue epoxy coated, cast iron bodies). Maximum working pressure; 16 Bar Maximum operating temperature 23°C
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