Excellent long-term stability! A heat meter that can be installed in both horizontal and vertical piping.
The cumulative heat meter is a product used for billing the heat used in air conditioning for stores and tenants within a building. It is installed in the cold and hot water piping used for building air conditioning and accumulates the heat quantity. Recently, it is also used to monitor the actual heat quantity used for energy-saving evaluations in building air conditioning. The cumulative heat meter sold by Archback Co., Ltd. is a product from Landis+Gyr (formerly SIEMENS) in Germany, featuring ultrasonic sensors in the fluid measurement section, making it a cost-effective product. 【Features】 ○ Long-term stability ○ 8 years of operation on battery ○ LCD display ○ Over 10,000 units delivered ○ Excellent installation performance *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup】 ○UH50-C23 ○UH50-C38 ○UH50-C45 ○UH50-C50 ○UH50-C24 ○UH50-C39 ○UH50-C46 ○UH50-C52 ○UH50-C61 ○UH50-C65 ○UH50-C70 ○UH50-C74 ○UH50-C83 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Archback is an independent company that received a business transfer from Landis & Gyr and Siemens Building Technologies. We mainly handle HVAC automatic control systems and central monitoring devices, and we are committed to bridging building management and HVAC automatic control in Europe and Japan.
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