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WASTEWATER METER WWM™


CHALLENGE NON-RETURN TO SEWER ALLOWANCES!


The WasteWater Meter WWM™ from Micronics-DFTL


is a cost effective and reliable solution for measuring the fl ow in waste water pipes, to challenge non-return to sewer allowances in commercial and industrial applications. It’s a unique British product that provides accurate waste water metering through non-intrusive microwave technology and measures fl ow in pipes containing clean or dirty water on gravity systems.


The meter has a local volumetric display and a R.A.S. (Remote Access Service) logger, which provides real-time monitoring via a mobile data network and a comprehensive web dashboard. And blocked or partially blocked pipe alarms are also available.


By measuring the input water supply and then the outfl ow with the WWM™


end-users can see a true


refl ection of the water used in their particular process, including a real outfl ow value for accurate billing.


CE Approved with MCERTS pending the WWM™ is


suitable for a wide range of applications including: Waste water outfl ow, Blue & Grey water measurement, Real time sewer monitoring and fl ood prevention.


For further information call us on


+44 (0)1628 810456 or email sales@micronicsltd.co.uk www.micronicsflowmeters.com


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