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What Should You Look for in an Ultrasonic Water Meter Supplier?

For water meter distributors, importers, wholesalers, and commercial water management companies, selecting an ultrasonic water meter supplier is an important business decision. The right supplier should provide more than a product catalogue. Product configuration, communication options, installation flexibility, technical documentation, and project compatibility can all influence whether a water meter

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How Can Water Utilities Improve Smart Metering with an Ultrasonic Water Meter?

For water utilities and municipal water companies, accurate water measurement is the foundation of effective water management. However, accurate measurement is no longer the only requirement. Utilities also need reliable data collection, remote meter reading, abnormal flow detection, and flexible integration with smart water management systems. As water networks become

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Non-Revenue Water Isn‘t Just a Leak Problem — It’s a Data Problem

For water utilities, Non-Revenue Water (NRW) usually triggers one instinct — find the leak. But if you’ve been managing water networks for any length of time, you know it’s rarely that straightforward. Real losses from pipe bursts and cracks. Apparent losses from meter under-registration, data entry errors, and theft. Unbilled

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Counting Down to WISA 2026: Let’s Talk NRW in Cape Town

Tomorrow, Cape Town will host one of Africa’s most important water gatherings—the WISA Biennial Conference and Exhibition 2026. From 22 to 24 July, the city’s Convention Centre will be buzzing with water professionals, utilities, and innovators from across the continent and beyond. And we at TY Metering are packing our

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NRW Losses Draining Your Utility Budget?

For water utilities across Southeast Asia and Latin America, Non-Revenue Water (NRW) remains the single biggest operational headache. Manual meter reading in densely populated or hard-to-reach areas is not only expensive—it’s a major source of data inaccuracies and undetected leaks. A recent study showed that with only six personnel assigned

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