Brass Body Ultrasonic Smart Water Meter

This is the brass-body version of our household ultrasonic meter: same transit-time measuring engine as the CZ6531 line - no moving parts, low-flow sensitivity, temperature compensation - in a brass housing. Why buyers specify brass: many Middle East, African and OEM specifications name brass or copper-alloy bodies for potable water service, and brass machines into the threaded fittings those markets install. Where your spec sheet says brass, this is the version to quote; where it says stainless or plastic, see the CZ6531. The meter carries Chinese metrology type approval no. 2019F832-37 (certificate copy available on request), IP68 sealing for pit and humid installations, and an LCD showing volume and status. Communication options follow the same order-time configuration as the rest of the ultrasonic line - wired RS485/M-Bus or wireless NB-IoT/LoRa.

 

 

FAQ：

Q: Why choose a brass body over stainless or plastic?

A: Specification and installation practice. Many potable-water specs in the Middle East and Africa name brass; brass also matches the threaded fittings those markets use. Stainless suits corrosive water and premium builds; plastic suits cost-driven volume projects. Same measuring engine in all three.

Q: Is the type approval certificate available for review?

A: Yes - we provide a copy of the Chinese metrology type approval (no. 2019F832-37) on request, together with the datasheet. For other market-specific approvals, ask what applies to your destination before ordering.

Q: Does brass affect drinking water safety?

A: Brass water-meter bodies are the industry standard for potable service and are covered by the type approval. If your market requires specific material compliance (e.g. low-lead alloy), state it in the enquiry and we confirm the material grade used. 

Q: Can we order it with our own brand?

A: Yes - OEM branding is supported on this line (nameplate, packaging, and where quantities justify, interface customization). Send your branding requirements with the enquiry for a quotation.