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No Moving Parts, high accuracy for years long. No moving components in the flow sensor, avoid long-term abrasion of mechanical parts which may result in inaccurate measurement and failure of the meter. Such design is also resistant to impurities, therefore no inspections and maintenance are cost-free.

Ultrasonic water meters use ultrasonic waves to measure the flow rate of water and accumulate water consumption. It can display the instantaneous flow rate and cumulative flow of water. The small diameter is suitable for environments with relatively stable water flow, as well as environments that require small pressure loss and low initial flow.

An ultrasonic water meter with a pulse output is a type of water meter that utilizes ultrasonic technology to measure the flow rate of water and provides a pulse output signal for various applications. It is commonly used in water utility systems, industrial processes, and other applications where accurate measurement and monitoring of water consumption are required.

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Here's how an ultrasonic water meter with a pulse output typically works:
1. Ultrasonic Measurement: The meter uses ultrasonic sensors to measure the flow rate of water passing through the meter. It employs the principle of ultrasonic sound waves to determine the velocity of the water flow accurately.

2. Signal Processing: The meter's electronic circuitry processes the data collected by the ultrasonic sensors and calculates the flow rate based on the measured velocity and the cross-sectional area of the pipe.

3. Pulse Output: The meter is equipped with a pulse output feature that generates electrical pulses proportional to the flow rate. These pulses are commonly in the form of dry contact closures or electronic signals with specific characteristics.

4. Integration and Monitoring: The pulse output signal can be used for various purposes, such as monitoring water consumption, data logging, integration with external systems (e.g., building automation systems or billing systems), or remote monitoring via telemetry.
The pulse output from the ultrasonic water meter is typically provided in a standardized format, such as a specific number of pulses per unit of volume (e.g., pulses per liter or pulses per gallon). The pulse frequency or rate can be adjusted to meet the requirements of the specific application.

By using the pulse output, you can connect the ultrasonic water meter to external devices, data loggers, or software systems to monitor and manage water usage effectively. The pulses can be counted or processed further to calculate consumption, detect leaks, or trigger actions based on water flow thresholds.