Product Overview

Our Multi‑Jet Dry Dial Water Meter with External Adjustment is engineered for high‑precision measurement of potable water across residential, commercial, and industrial settings – available in both cold water and hot water versions. The multi‑jet principle guarantees steady accuracy throughout the entire flow spectrum, while the hermetically isolated dry dial stays crystal‑clear and fog‑free for decades.
Key differentiators:
External Adjustment: Calibration can be refined on‑site without opening the housing or compromising the factory seal – saving time and preserving legal integrity.
Dry Dial Design: Magnetic drive decouples the register from water, eliminating condensation and ensuring permanent readability.
Versatile Material Selection: Available in Nylon/Plastic, Cast Iron, Stainless Steel, or Brass – choose the best fit for your environment and temperature requirements.
Key Features

| Feature | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Multi‑Jet Technology | Tangential inlet ports distribute flow evenly around the impeller, delivering consistent accuracy across all flow rates. |
| External Calibration | Fine‑tune meter accuracy from the outside using a simple tool – no disassembly, no broken seals, no service interruption. |
| Dry Dial Register | Magnetically driven counter stays completely dry; no mist, no dampness, always legible. |
| Anti‑Magnetic Shield | Integrated protection prevents tampering via external magnetic fields. |
| Integrated Strainer | Stainless steel mesh at the inlet captures debris, safeguarding internal components. |
| Exceptional Low‑Flow Sensitivity | Detects minute leakages – starting flow as low as 4 L/h for DN15. |
| Ready for Remote Reading | Pre‑configured for reed switch or Hall sensor installation (optional). |
| Multiple Body Materials | Nylon/Plastic (light, corrosion‑proof), Cast Iron (rugged, economical), Stainless Steel (hygienic, premium), or Brass (aesthetic, durable). |
External Adjustment Explained – The Clear Advantage

1. What Does "Externally Adjustable" Mean?
An externally adjustable meter incorporates a mechanism on the register that allows authorized personnel to tweak the meter's accuracy using a dedicated tool without ever opening the main housing or disturbing the tamper‑evident seal. This feature is built into the design and remains accessible from the outside throughout the meter's life.
2. Why Choose an Externally Adjustable Model Over a Fixed‑Calibration Meter?
| Criterion | Externally Adjustable Meter | Standard (Non‑Adjustable) Meter |
|---|---|---|
| Calibration Flexibility | Can be corrected on‑site instantly, without removal | No field correction possible; must be replaced if out of tolerance |
| Seal Integrity | Factory seal stays untouched during adjustment | Any adjustment forces seal breakage, voiding warranty and legal approval |
| Lifecycle Cost | Lower – quick field tune‑up avoids costly bench calibration | Higher – removal, shop calibration, and reinstallation add up |
| Service Downtime | Minutes – adjustment performed while meter stays in line | Days – meter out of service for transport and lab work |
| Regulatory Compliance | Remains fully legal – seal intact, no unauthorized access | Adjustments not permitted without re‑verification, often leading to replacement |
| Best Application | Ideal for district metering, bulk supply, industrial monitoring | Suitable for residential where long‑term stability is expected and access is limited |
3. The Practical Benefits
On‑Site Precision: Bring a drifting meter back to spec immediately – no need to pull it from the pipeline.
Cost Efficiency: Eliminate shipping expenses, laboratory fees, and the labour of reinstallation.
Unbroken Legal Chain: The original calibration seal remains intact, so the meter stays certified.
Future‑Ready: Adapt to changing flow patterns or network demands by recalibrating as needed.
Minimize Water Loss: Maintain peak accuracy throughout the meter's lifespan, helping to detect even small leaks and reduce non‑revenue water.
4. How the Adjustment Works
A small precision screw or gear train is accessible on the register face. Using a calibrated adjustment tool, the technician turns the mechanism slightly – clockwise or counter‑clockwise – to speed up or slow down the register, thereby correcting any deviation from the reference flow. The adjustment range is deliberately limited to prevent misuse beyond legal boundaries.
All our externally adjustable meters are available across the full range of body materials and accuracy classes (R80 to R200).
Technical Specifications
1. General Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Water Temperature | 0°C – 50°C (cold water) / 0°C – 90°C (hot water) |
| Max. Operating Pressure | 1.6 MPa (16 bar) optional |
| Pressure Loss | ≤ 0.063 MPa at Q3 |
| Accuracy Class | Class 2 per ISO 4064 (Upper zone: ±2%, Lower zone: ±5%) |
| Installation Orientation | Horizontal (dial facing upward) |
| Register Type | Dry dial, 8‑digit roller counter, magnetic drive |
| Minimum Reading | 0.0001 m³ |
| Maximum Reading | 99,999 m³ |
| Ingress Protection | IP68 (hermetically sealed register) |
2. Dimensions (by Material and Connection)

Dimensions are indicative – please specify required length (e.g., 165, 190, 260, 300 mm).
| Size | Length L (mm) | Width W (mm) | Height H (mm) | Connection Options |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DN15 | 165 / 190 | 85–98 | 104 | Threaded BSP, Union, Quick Coupling |
| DN20 | 190 / 195 | 90–100 | 108 | Threaded BSP, Union, Quick Coupling |
| DN25 | 225 / 260 | 100–110 | 115 | Threaded BSP, Union, Quick Coupling |
| DN32 | 230 / 260 | 110–120 | 115 | Threaded BSP, Union |
| DN40 | 245 / 300 | 120–130 | 153 | Threaded BSP, Union |
| DN50 | 280 / 300 | 124–150 | 153 | Threaded BSP, Flanged (4‑hole), Union |
3. Flow Performance (Q3 and Minimum Flow Q1 by Accuracy Class)
| Size | Q3 (m³/h) | Minimum Flow Q1 (L/h) | Starting Flow (L/h) | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R80 | R100 | R160 | R200 | |||
| DN15 | 2.5 | 31.25 | 25 | 15.6 | 12.5 | ≤ 14 |
| DN20 | 4.0 | 50 | 40 | 25 | 20 | ≤ 16 |
| DN25 | 6.3 | 78.75 | 63 | 39.4 | 31.5 | ≤ 19 |
| DN32 | 10.0 | 125 | 100 | 62.5 | 50 | ≤ 25 |
| DN40 | 16.0 | 200 | 160 | 100 | 80 | ≤ 56 |
| DN50 | 25.0 | 312.5 | 250 | 156.3 | 125 | ≤ 70 |
*Note: Transitional flow Q2 = 1.6 × Q1 for all accuracy classes.*


4. Material Selection Guide
| Material | Ideal Application |
|---|---|
| Nylon / Engineering Plastic | Lightweight, corrosion‑free – excellent for chemical plants and cost‑sensitive projects. |
| Cast Iron | Robust and economical – the traditional standard for municipal networks and underground pits. |
| Stainless Steel (304/316) | Superior corrosion resistance, hygienic – perfect for food, beverage, and pharmaceutical industries. |
| Brass | Attractive and corrosion‑resistant – premium choice for residential and commercial buildings. |
Note: Hot water version (up to 90°C) requires specific materials and construction – please consult our sales team.

Typical Applications
- Residential Complexes – Multi‑story apartments, gated communities, single‑family homes
- Commercial Facilities – Office towers, retail centers, hotels, healthcare institutions
- Industrial Sites – Manufacturing plants, cooling towers, process water monitoring
- Municipal Networks – City water distribution, zone metering, bulk supply points
- Agriculture – Farm irrigation systems, greenhouse water management
- Underground Chambers – Direct‑burial installations (Cast Iron or Stainless Steel)
- Meter Replacement Programs – Upgrading old installations with modern, externally adjustable meters
- Hot Water Systems – Boilers, solar water heating, district heating (hot water version)

Installation Instructions
Pre‑Installation Steps
- Flush the line thoroughly to eliminate sand, stones, and debris.
- Confirm that the meter size, pressure rating, and connection type match your system.
- Inspect the meter for any transit damage before fitting.
Mounting Requirements
- Flow Direction: The arrow embossed on the body must align with the actual water flow.
- Positioning: Install horizontally with the dial facing upward (unless a vertical‑mount model is explicitly ordered).
- Straight Pipe Sections: Ensure at least 5× pipe diameter (5D) upstream and 2D downstream (10D/5D for R160/R200 models).
- Location: Avoid high points in the pipeline (air pockets) and protect from freezing (for cold water) or excessive heat (for hot water version, ensure adequate insulation if needed).
Connection Procedures
- Threaded (BSP): Fit the supplied rubber gaskets inside the coupling nuts – never use thread sealant. Tighten by hand, then give a final ¼–½ turn with a wrench. Avoid over‑tightening, especially on plastic/nylon bodies.
- Flanged (DN50): Place the gasket centrally between flanges, insert bolts, and tighten diagonally in a criss‑cross pattern.
- Union / Quick Coupling: Push the pipe in until you hear a distinct "click" and verify the connection is secure.
Post‑Installation Checks
- Gradually open the inlet valve to prevent water hammer.
- Inspect all joints for leaks.
- Release trapped air by opening a downstream tap.
- Confirm the register rotates as water passes.
- With all outlets closed, watch the low‑flow indicator to ensure no hidden leaks exist.

Maintenance & Troubleshooting
| Frequency | Recommended Action |
|---|---|
| Yearly | Visual check for leaks, external damage, or corrosion. |
| Every 2–3 Years | Clean the inlet strainer if water quality is suspect. |
| Every 5 Years | Compare reading against a reference meter for accuracy. |
| 6–8 Years | Replace meter as per local regulations (especially for ≤DN25). |
Common Issues and Remedies
| Symptom | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| No registration despite flow | Blocked strainer / jammed impeller | Clean strainer; remove obstruction. |
| Registration with zero flow | Hidden leak downstream / backflow | Repair leak; install check valve. |
| Slow registration (under‑reading) | Worn internals / partial blockage | Replace measuring mechanism; clean strainer. |
| Fast registration (over‑reading) | Air entrainment / pressure surges | Eliminate air; fit pressure stabiliser. |
| Fogged dial (dry type) | Compromised seal | Replace seal or entire register. |
| Leaking connections | Deteriorated gasket / loose nut | Replace gasket; re‑tighten properly. |
Ordering Information & Contact Details
1. How to Place an Order
- Please provide the following details:
- Product: Multi‑Jet Dry Dial Water Meter with External Adjustment
- Version: Cold water (≤50°C) / Hot water (≤90°C)
- Size: DN15 / DN20 / DN25 / DN32 / DN40 / DN50
- Accuracy Class: R80 / R100 / R160 / R200
- Body Material: Nylon/Plastic / Cast Iron / Stainless Steel / Brass
- Connection Type: Threaded BSP / Flanged / Union / Quick Coupling
- Length (if applicable): e.g., 165 mm, 190 mm, 260 mm, 300 mm
- Optional Extras: Pulse output (reed switch / Hall sensor), non‑return valve, custom branding
2. Commercial Information
- Minimum Order: 10 units (standard materials)
- Packaging: Individual carton + export‑ready case (custom packaging upon request)
- Lead Time: 15–30 days post deposit
- Payment: T/T, L/C, Western Union
3. Certifications
- ISO 4064:2014, OIML R49
- ISO 9001:2015
- CE marked
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