
Water Metering & Intelligence
Bulk ultrasonic water meter
Large-diameter series
Flanged ultrasonic meter for DN50 to DN100 bulk supply and district metered area (DMA) measurement. Comcore publishes it under a descriptive name without a model number.
Manufacturer photograph
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Bulk ultrasonic water meter, as published.
Figures as Comcore publishes them.
| Model | Large-diameter series |
|---|---|
| Type | Bulk ultrasonic water meter |
| System family | Water Metering & Intelligence |
| Pipe size | DN50 to DN100 |
| Flow ratio | R250 or R500 (Q3/Q1); accuracy class 2 |
| Flow | Q3 from 40 to 160 m³/h |
| Pressure | 1.6 MPa; -25 to 55 °C ambient |
| Communications | LoRaWAN, LoRa or NB-IoT communications |
| Battery | Battery life over ten years and data retained through power loss, as published by Comcore |
| Ingress and environment | IP68 |
Evidence level: product reference available. Confirm the exact model code, option, revision and controlling terms of reference (TOR) before using any fact in a compliance statement, offer or installation decision.
Two meters, one district, and the water between them.
A bulk meter at the district inlet measures what goes in. Customer meters measure what is billed. The difference is the water the network loses or cannot account for.

Water path
- This productBulk ultrasonic water meterMeasures what enters the district metered area.

- Customer metersMeasure what each account is billed.

- Customer premisesThe account the read is billed to.
Data path
- From the Bulk ultrasonic water meterReads, alarms and battery status.
- Gateway, for LoRa networksInstalled by the utility; cellular meters need none.
- Billing and network analysisBilling, leak alarms and district balance.
How reads leave the meter
Each route has a different cost and coverage question. The flags come from the options published for this model.
- NB-IoT or Cat.1 cellular
Reports through a mobile operator. No gateway to install, a subscription per meter, and signal must reach the meter box.
Published for this model - LoRa or LoRaWAN
Reports to gateways the utility installs and owns. No per-meter subscription; gateway placement needs a coverage survey.
Published for this model - Infrared, read on site
A reader collects data at the meter with a handheld. No network cost, and no remote alarms between visits.
Not in the published options for this model
The Bulk ultrasonic water meter on paper.
The outline an installer needs before the unit arrives, redrawn from the principal's published drawing. Confirm every figure against the controlled datasheet of the offered unit.
Bulk ultrasonic meter, flange outline
Redrawn by Metro Power from the outline drawing Comcore publishes for its large-diameter ultrasonic meter. Principal's published figures.
Product image, for identification- L is the lay length, flange face to flange face: the gap the pipework must leave.
- D, D1 and D2 are the flange outside diameter, bolt circle and raised face. They must match the mating flanges.
- H runs from the pipe center to the top of the register; b and f are flange thickness and raised face height.
- Dimension, symbolic
- Extension line
The principal publishes this drawing with symbols only. Values for DN50 to DN100 come from its size table, which Metro Power supplies with the datasheet.
Application context
Where this product fits.
Typical applications for this product family. Fit still depends on the exact service, duty, operating objective and approved configuration, so treat these as starting points rather than recommendations.
- 01Residential billing
- 02Commercial and industrial accounts
- 03District metered areas
- 04Bulk supply measurement
- 05Leakage and non-revenue water
- 06Remote reading
Before an offer
What Metro Power confirms before Bulk ultrasonic water meter is offered.
Three steps, in the order they happen: what the public record already shows, what your project must confirm, and the controlled documents that close the loop.
01Professional documentation
One product identity. Five controlled evidence gates.
This schedule shows what the public record supports and what Metro Power must still match before the product becomes a technical or commercial commitment.
02Configuration gate
What must be confirmed before an offer.
Exact diameter, flow range, battery, radio band and certifications are confirmed after project conditions are known.
- 01Pipe size, material and pressure
- 02Minimum, normal and peak flow
- 03Water quality, orientation and available straight run
- 04Battery expectation
- 05Coverage and read frequency
- 06Required certifications and billing integration
03Controlled document request
Request a controlled offer.
Need the current datasheet or compliance evidence? Metro Power will match the document revision, model and configuration to your requirement before release. Tell us the decision, TOR or application the document must support.
