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Our smart meters install just as quickly as traditional mechanical meters—they come pre-kitted and ready to use right out of the box. Once installed, the servicer scans a QR code on the unit, fills out a few simple fields, and data starts flowing within 6 hours. End users can create a new account in the RM App to link to their meter from anywhere. Existing users can add as many meters to their account as they'd like.
Yes. Pricing is set by the size of your whole system, not by the order, and the per-meter rate comes down as your system gets bigger. Call us and we'll put together a quote for your system.
We firmly believe that it's impossible to manage what you cannot measure. We've seen many clients reduce their water waste without any adverse impact on their operations simply by being better informed of their water use. Other clients have spotted wasteful (and costly) leaks that dump thousands - and even millions - of gallons of water back into the ground. We've even helped some clients optimize their entire annual irrigation plan by overlaying water usage with annual weather and temperature patterns. The first step to conserving our most critical resources is by measuring the impact we're already having. Only then can we change our behaviors for the better.
Because the RM Complete program is a service agreement, there's no upfront hardware cost. A large capital expense becomes a predictable monthly operating expense, and your data starts flowing on day one.
Continuous monitoring lets you catch leaks in hours, rather than waiting for the month-end bill. Systems using Resource Monitor often find leaks they didn’t know existed. Every leak you catch early is water you stop paying to pump, treat or buy.
Finally, on RM Complete we own the meters and endpoints for the length of your agreement, so if one fails, we replace it at no extra charge. Our meters also have a 10-year battery life and no moving parts to wear out.
Resource Monitor warrants the Product to be free from defects in materials and workmanship appearing within one (1) year after shipment from Resource Monitor. You can read about our full warranty offering at https://www.resourcemonitor.com/legals/warranty, or by clicking the "warranty" link at the bottom of the page.
Resource Monitor meters are based on flow rate. However, for ease of plumbing, you can always install a meter corresponding to the pipe size.
Yes! Both meter types have a display.
E-Series
Functions within 45°F to 122°F (7°C to 50°C). Within this range, measurement accuracy is ±1.5% for normal flow and ±3.0% at minimum flow limits.
M5000
Operates between -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C). If temperatures drop below -4°F, the meter automatically shuts off to protect itself. Once temperatures rise above -4°F, the meter turns back on and backfills any missing data.
No, all RM Meters are battery-powered with an expected life of 10 years. No wires needed.
No, all RM Meters rely on LTE data service. If you can get a cell signal, your meter can send data!
Only the E-Series supports below-ground installation. M5000 should be above ground.
Underground E-Series installation:
When installed outdoors in a meter box, the E-Series Ultrasonic meter should have a 2-3 inch clearance to avoid damage or strain to the service piping or meter and to accommodate any settling that may occur after installation. Make sure the service pipe in the meter box is bedded correctly so that it is not axially misaligned and that it lies evenly on the bottom of the pipe trench. Place the backfill material covering the pipe appropriately to maintain pipe alignment in the event of eventual ground shifts. This will prevent damage to the pipe. Protect the service lines and the water meter from freezing. The earth covering the service line must be adequate to prevent frost penetration. Due to the smaller volume of water, service line pipes will freeze sooner than the main distribution line. Excavate the meter box pit below the frost line. Even though the meter may be positioned above the frost line, the warmer air rising from the earth below the frost line will reduce the possibility of freezing.
E-Series
Can be installed in any orientation, but the pipe must remain completely full for accurate readings. Best practices include avoiding installation at pipeline high points, vertical downward flow positions, pipe outflow ends, and the pumps' suction side.
M5000
Works in any orientation with proper flow direction (follow "Forward Flow" arrow), but the pipe must remain completely full. Vertical upward flow is preferred for low-pressure/flow conditions. Position electrodes at 3 and 9 o'clock for horizontal mounting to prevent sediment buildup.
Yes! Both meter types have a display.
E-Series
Functions within 45°F to 122°F (7°C to 50°C). Within this range, measurement accuracy is ±1.5% for normal flow and ±3.0% at minimum flow limits.
M5000
Operates between -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C). If temperatures drop below -4°F, the meter automatically shuts off to protect itself. Once temperatures rise above -4°F, the meter turns back on and backfills any missing data.
The meter begins transmitting data to the Resource Monitor software after detecting 15 minutes of continuous water flow. Your data will become viewable in the app within 6 hours after this initial activation.
No, routine calibration is not required for either the M5000 or the E-Series. Both are factory-calibrated to traceable standards and designed for long-term accuracy without recalibration under normal use. These meters are widely accepted in regulated municipal and utility applications and meet AWWA and NSF/ANSI/CAN standards.
Both meters are suitable for use without mandated calibration intervals. Calibration certificates are available upon request.