In centralized condominium systems typically with ring distribution, the energy meter represents the tool through which it is possible to distribute heating costs among condominiums in a simple and reliable way.
Its measurement is expressed in KWh following the directives of the specific European reference regulation EN 1434 and there are various types that differ both in utility and in the technology used.
Compact meters allow the metering of thermal energy supplied to domestic users and can be used in heating and cooling systems while composite meters are the ideal tools for energy metering in thermal power plants or district heating networks.
Both compact and composite meters can be mechanical or ultrasonic; the latter, in addition to ensuring more precise measurement, also enjoy a more durable MID certification.
Finally, energy meters can be equipped with different technologies for transmitting consumption data.
In the catalog we have selected the wireless M-BUS and wired M-Bus technology for compact meters, while for composite meters the wired M-Bus or Reed output technology.