Cold Water Meter Sourcing DN15, 11 cm length, 2.5 m3/h, R100 mechanical

The Sourcing Cold Water Meter DN15 is a compact mechanical meter designed for measuring cold potable water in residential and small commercial installations. With an 11 cm body length and a DN15 connection, the meter fits tight installation spaces while providing volumetric measurement up to a maximum flow of 2.5 m3/h. The mechanical register and R100 index ensure reliable cumulative reading for consumption monitoring and billing purposes.

Advantages

The meter's short 11 cm length and DN15 form factor make it suitable for installations with limited space. A mechanical register provides a straightforward, maintenance-friendly display without the need for power. The R100 index denotes fine resolution for accuracy at low and medium flows, supporting consistent billing and consumption control. Constructed for potable cold water, the device has materials and design appropriate for domestic and light commercial use.

Suitable for

• Residential apartments and houses with DN15 connections
• Small commercial premises such as offices or retail spaces
• Tight pipe runs and meter cabinets where compact length is required
• Standard potable cold water measurement and billing

Key specifications

• Nominal diameter: DN15
• Body length: 110 mm
• Maximum flow rate: 2.5 m3/h
• Meter index: R100 (mechanical)
• Measurement type: volumetric mechanical cold water meter

How to use

Install the meter in a horizontal or vertical pipe section following local plumbing codes, ensuring correct flow direction as indicated on the housing. Use appropriate sealing and compatible fittings for DN15 connections to prevent leaks. Read the total consumption from the mechanical register; the R100 index provides readable graduations for precise cumulative volume measurement. Periodically inspect the meter for visible damage, secure fittings, and any signs of leakage.

Usage recommendations

To ensure accurate long-term operation, install the meter where it is protected from frost and mechanical impact, avoid installing upstream of devices that may introduce excessive turbulence, and perform routine inspections. For any calibration, verification or service follow local regulations and use qualified personnel.