Sensus Cordonel Ultrasonic Flowmeter / DN40 to DN100

Experience the high-performance Cordonel Ultrasonic Flowmeter, designed to streamline water distribution network management while delivering accurate and reliable data in any installation or environmental condition. 

Key Features 

1. Advanced Ultrasonic Technology: This meter provides precise low and high-flow data in real-time using cutting-edge ultrasonic technology and a Sensus communication network. 
2. Maintenance-Free Meter: With a solid-state design and no moving parts, Cordonel offers a patent-pending flow tube with no obstructions, ensuring a maintenance-free operational lifetime. 
3. Installation Flexibility: Cordonel offers U0D0 installation flexibility, requiring no upstream or downstream pipe, even behind a 90° bend. It can be installed in horizontal and vertical pipe orientations. 
4. Constant Accuracy: The meter maintains constant accuracy over its lifetime, with no degradation as components age. 

Technical Data 

• Predicted Battery Lifetime: Up to 20 years under standard usage conditions 
• Patent-Pending Flow Tube: Offers optimum flow conditioning for precise measurements 
• Three Measurement Channels: Capture virtually all water flow data 
• LCD Display: Provides consumption, flow, temperature, pressure (optional), and status information 
• Integrated Radio Communication and Data Logger 
• License-Free Radio Frequency: 433 or 868 MHz with secure 128-bit encrypted data transmission 
• NFC Wireless Interface: For easy readout of the last volume reading 
• Optional Pulse Output: Programmable pulse modes, values, and lengths for added versatility 
• IP68 Protection Class: The meter can be submerged in water 
• MID Pattern Approval according to annex MI001 

Available Options:  

• Integrated Pressure Sensor 
• Radio Communication on Alternative Frequencies 

Cordonel sizes range from DN40 (1 1/2″) to DN 300 (12″), making it suitable for various commercial, industrial, and agricultural settings. 

The Cordonel Ultrasonic Flowmeter conforms to international standards, including OIML R49:2013 and ISO 4064:2014, and has approvals for potable water usage, such as KTW/DVGW, WRAS, ACS, and KIWA.