Indus Industrial Group supplies heavy-duty Battery-Powered Electromagnetic Water Flow Meters with Integrated Cellular Remote Telemetry (4G / 2G / NB-IoT) engineered across nominal pipe diameters from DN50 to DN1200 in pressure classes PN10, PN16, and PN25 according to ISO 4064 and OIML R49 standards. Engineered specifically for remote pipeline monitoring locations, desert transmission lines, and district metered areas (DMAs) across Iraq where electrical grid power is unavailable or unreliable, these smart meters feature an internal 10-year lithium battery pack, IP68 hermetic enclosure, and automated data transmission to central municipal SCADA servers.
| Pricing Verification | Commercial Quote on Demand (RFQ) |
| Governing Standards | ISO 4064 / OIML R49 / EN 14154 / RED Directive (Radio) |
| Diameter Envelope | DN50 to DN1200 (Flanged to EN 1092-2 PN16 / PN25) |
| Power Source | Internal High-Capacity D-Cell Lithium Thionyl Chloride Pack (Up to 10 years) |
| Telemetry Transmission | Integrated 4G LTE-M / NB-IoT / 2G Quad-Band Modem |
| Communication Protocols | MQTT, Modbus-TCP, DNP3, HTTP/HTTPS direct to SCADA |
| Measurement Accuracy | ± 0.4% of reading (ISO 4064 Class 1 / Class 2) |
| Auxiliary Sensor Option | Integrated Pressure Transducer (0–16 Bar / 0–25 Bar) |
| Enclosure Classification | IP68 (Hermetically potted, continuous immersion up to 5m) |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +65°C ambient / Water media up to +70°C |
| Data Logging Memory | Internal non-volatile Flash memory storing up to 5 years of data |
| Sector & Division | Water & Wastewater (Div 01) |
| Parent Category | Electromagnetic Water Meters |
District Metered Area (DMA) non-revenue water (NRW) leak detection, cross-country desert water transmission monitoring, industrial remote billing, agricultural wellhead extraction monitoring, and municipal reservoir boundary metering across Baghdad, Erbil, Basra, Anbar, and Najaf.
Battery-Powered Remote Telemetry Electromagnetic Water Meters provide the definitive smart metering solution for non-revenue water (NRW) reduction, pipeline pressure monitoring, and remote billing across Federal Iraq and the Kurdistan Region. In expansive desert pipeline corridors stretching across Anbar, Muthanna, Basra, and Nineveh, running electrical power cables to isolated meter vaults is cost-prohibitive, and relying on the local electrical grid leads to data blackouts during daily load-shedding. Indus autonomous battery-powered magmeters overcome this infrastructure hurdle by integrating an industrial-grade high-capacity lithium battery pack that delivers continuous, maintenance-free flow measurement for up to 10 years.
The measurement tube operates on pulsed DC magnetic excitation technology, conserving battery power while maintaining certified custody-transfer accuracy (±0.4% per ISO 4064). The digital transmitter incorporates an integrated multi-band cellular modem (supporting 4G LTE, 2G fallback, and Narrowband IoT / NB-IoT networks) with an internal high-gain antenna or external vandal-proof dome antenna. The meter records flow rate, totalized volume, reverse flow, and optional integrated water pressure, transmitting encrypted data packets automatically at user-defined intervals via MQTT, Modbus TCP, or HTTPS direct to municipal water authority cloud platforms.
Enclosed in an IP68 submersible stainless steel or die-cast aluminum housing, the meter functions flawlessly in flooded underground chambers and under extreme desert surface temperatures reaching +55°C. Staged at the Erbil Heavy Plant Yard, Baghdad Central Depot, and Basra Port Hub, Indus supplies complete battery-powered telemetry meter packages with pre-configured SIM card slots, cloud platform setup, and full EN 10204 3.1 inspection certification.
The meter contains an internal industrial lithium battery and an integrated cellular modem that accepts standard local Iraqi telecom SIM cards (Asiacell, Zain, Korek). The meter wakes up at scheduled intervals (e.g., hourly or daily), logs the flow and pressure data, transmits the telemetry packet via 4G/NB-IoT to the municipal water server, and returns to ultra-low sleep mode.
With standard daily data transmission and continuous flow sampling, the heavy-duty lithium battery pack lasts between 8 and 10 years. Battery health is continuously monitored and reported in the daily telemetry packet, giving operators advance warning years before replacement is needed.
Yes. Indus supplies battery magmeters equipped with an integrated internal pressure transducer. This allows municipal water directorates to monitor both flow rate and line pressure from a single vault, essential for identifying nighttime water leaks and DMA management.
