Sensus Meters Intensive Water Meter Training

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Sensus Meters Intensive Water Meter Training May 9, 2017 Sensus Meters Intensive Water Meter Training

Agenda Features, benefits, value props: iPERL accuSTREAM and SR II OMNI accuMAG

iPERL Meter

How is it constructed?

Construction Electronic register and measuring device incorporated into composite meter body Electronic register comprised of a circuit board and a 9- digit LCD display Measuring device = composite alloy flow tube

iPERL Register Face Manufacturing Date Replace by Date Unit Size Flow Direction Arrow Touchcouple

How does it work?

Measurement Technology in Depth Faraday’s Law Electromagnetic Measuring Principle: Ui (induced signal voltage) = v • k • B • D v = mean flow velocity k = constant factor correcting for geometry B = magnetic field strength D = inner diameter

Measurement Technology Solid state magnetic technology Drive coil creates magnetic field in Remanent technology maintains magnetic field Electrodes in flow tube measure voltage in water Voltage and velocity are proportional iPERL uses velocity value and time to calculate consumption

iPERL Register

Specifications

Starting Flow Registration Normal Operating Range (GPM) iPERL Specifications Under Normal Conditions the iPERL is calibrated for flow rates as low as: Sizes Starting Flow Registration (GPM) Low Flow Range (GPM) (+/- 3%) Normal Operating Range (GPM) (+/- 1.5%) Lay Lengths ⅝” 0.03 0.11<0.18 0.18 - 25 7-½” ⅝” x ¾” or ¾”S 0.18 - 35 ¾” regular 9” 1” 0.11 0.3<0.4 0.4 – 55 10-¾” Composite technology brings together all environmental values Sensus pursues along with the state of the art long-lasting mechanical properties required for a water network meter. Not only is the product itself lead-free and environmentally conscious but the manufacturing process to make a composite product is much more environmentally sound than manufacturing bronze. There is no oil used in machining as there is with a bronze product. And the material is much lighter so shipping is easier and utilizes less gas. **iPERL will meet and exceed a new AWWA standard for magnetic flow and ultrasonic meters once it is published. It should be published in the next 3-6 months.** Exceeds AWWA C-700 and C-710 standards for accuracy and pressure loss. Complies with NSF 61 Annex F/G, NSF 372

iPERL Accuracy Curve Typical PD Meter iPERL iPERL gets to 100% accuracy quickly because there are no moving parts Can see the linearity across the entire flow range Typical PD Meter iPERL Typical 20 Year Old PD Meter

iPERL Head Loss Typical PD Meter iPERL At 20 GPM the head loss is just over 5 psi for a PD meter and less than 3 psi for iPERL. Again…this is the benefit of having no moving parts to slow the water flow down Typical PD Meter iPERL

Warranty Accuracy Battery/Components Register water flow is warranted to perform to the accuracy levels set forth in the iPERL Water Meter Data Sheet, for twenty (20) years from the date of Sensus shipment Battery/Components At no cost for the first ten (10) years from the date of Sensus shipment, and for the remaining ten (10) years, at a prorated percentage Complete terms available in G-500 Sensus Warranty Bulletin

Features and Benefits

History and Data Log Data log Alarm History 15 minutes to 24 hour interval options Peak flow Volume Capacity for 1040 data points ~11 days at 15 minute intervals 2.85 years at 24 hour intervals Alarm History Time of event State of device

Better revenue recovery The iPERL Difference Innovations Delivers Benefits Efficient remanent magnetics Lower power Longer battery life Rectangular geometry Flow profile immunity Install anywhere Continuous sampling Accuracy over whole life Better revenue recovery

Maintains accuracy over 20 years iPERL Benefits Maintains accuracy over 20 years No reduction in accuracy no reduction in revenue No meter replacement or meter repairs for 20 years Captures lower flows than traditional PD meter Drives additional revenue

Delivers smart water alarms for quick field resolution iPERL Benefits Delivers smart water alarms for quick field resolution Detects issues like leaks, tampering and high flow Enables quick resolution and decreases revenue loss

iPERL by the Numbers

20-Year Accuracy Loss 5K meters 1.25M gallons/day $3/kiligallon

Low Flow Capture Low-flow capture Volume flowing below 1 gpm: 10-16%* iPERL measures this volume Mechanical meters do not** even when new: *10%:DeOreo et al, 2009 13%: Bowen et al, 1993 16%: Noss et al, 1987 **Richards et al, 2010

Capturing Flow Below 0.25 GPM 10K meters 2.5M gallons/day $3/kiligallon

Alarm Value Empty Pipe (High Flow) Magnetic tampering Low battery Utility protection Ensure water availability Tamper reduction Magnetic tampering Low battery Empty Pipe Utility protection  Identify main break downstream Ensure water availability Identify water shortage and resolve quicker Tamper reduction Consumer can’t remove meter to obtain free water Magnetic tampering Tamper reduction Consumer can’t place magnet on register to obtain free water. Low battery Utility protection Replace your meters before they stop recording consumption

Alarm Value Leak detection Reverse flow Consumer protection Reduction of waste and load on infrastructure Reverse flow Water quality Tamper reduction Leak detection Consumer protection Better customer service Reduction of waste/load on infrastructure Less energy costs Reverse flow Water quality Untreated water won’t re-enter system Tamper reduction Can’t turn meter around to obtain free water

Customer Leaks Cost You Money $140 per Meter 10K meters 2.5M gallons/day Cost of Water: $1/kiligallon kWh/year: 654K kWh cost: $.06 5% Leaks w/ 2% increase

iPERL Questions?

accuSTREAM and SR II

accuSTREAM and SR II Chamber Technology – Oscillating Piston

Normal Operating Range (GPM) accuSTREAM Specifications Under normal conditions the accuSTREAM is calibrated for flow rates as low as: Sizes Low Flow Registration (GPM) Normal Operating Range (GPM) (+/- 1.5%) Lay Lengths Pressure Loss (PSI) ⅝” 0.25 1 – 20 7-½” 8 @ 15 gpm ⅝” x ¾” ¾” short 0.50 2 – 30 4 @ 15 gpm ¾” regular 9” 1” 0.75 3 – 50 10-¾” 3.5 @ 25gpm Composite technology brings together all environmental values Sensus pursues along with the state of the art long-lasting mechanical properties required for a water network meter. Not only is the product itself lead-free and environmentally conscious but the manufacturing process to make a composite product is much more environmentally sound than manufacturing bronze. There is no oil used in machining as there is with a bronze product. And the material is much lighter so shipping is easier and utilizes less gas. Exceeds AWWA C-700 and C-710 standards for accuracy and pressure loss. Complies with NSF 61 Annex F/G, NSF 372

Normal Operating Range (GPM) SRII Specifications Under normal conditions the accuSTREAM is calibrated for flow rates as low as: Sizes Low Flow Registration (GPM) Normal Operating Range (GPM) (+/- 1.5%) Lay Lengths Pressure Loss (PSI) ⅝” 0.25 1 – 20 7-½” 7 @ 15 gpm ⅝” x ¾” ¾” short 0.50 2 – 30 9 @ 30 gpm ¾” regular 9” 1” 0.75 3 – 50 10-¾” 7.3 @ 50gpm Composite technology brings together all environmental values Sensus pursues along with the state of the art long-lasting mechanical properties required for a water network meter. Not only is the product itself lead-free and environmentally conscious but the manufacturing process to make a composite product is much more environmentally sound than manufacturing bronze. There is no oil used in machining as there is with a bronze product. And the material is much lighter so shipping is easier and utilizes less gas. Exceeds AWWA C-700 standards for accuracy and pressure loss. Complies with NSF 61 Annex F/G, NSF 372

accuSTREAM Features Positive Displacement Measurement Oscillating piston type Long term operation Composite Material Construction Lightweight No-Lead, corrosion resistant construction Tamper resistant Register lock Tamper indicating bottom plate closure clasp AMR/AMI compatible Compatible with other AMR/AMI supplier Sealed Register Hermetically sealed Magnetic drive Configurable LCD display Rate of flow indication Composite technology brings together all environmental values Sensus pursues along with the state of the art long-lasting mechanical properties required for a water network meter. Not only is the product itself lead-free and environmentally conscious but the manufacturing process to make a composite product is much more environmentally sound than manufacturing bronze. There is no oil used in machining as there is with a bronze product. And the material is much lighter so shipping is easier and utilizes less gas.

SR II Features Positive Displacement Measurement Oscillating piston type Long term operation Long Life Material Construction No-Lead construction Corrosion resistant Tamper resistant Register lock AMR/AMI compatible Compatible with other AMR/AMI supplier Sealed Register Hermetically sealed Magnetic drive Configurable LCD display Rate of flow indication Composite technology brings together all environmental values Sensus pursues along with the state of the art long-lasting mechanical properties required for a water network meter. Not only is the product itself lead-free and environmentally conscious but the manufacturing process to make a composite product is much more environmentally sound than manufacturing bronze. There is no oil used in machining as there is with a bronze product. And the material is much lighter so shipping is easier and utilizes less gas.

SRII and accuSTREAM Register Display Opening the lid turns on the display Display will remain on for 30 seconds Toggle between the Totalizer/AMR mode and rate of flow by closing and opening the lid Totalizer/AMR mode – digits are identified by the line above the digit Rate of Flow mode – AMR bars will flash Digit height: 5.5 mm

accuSTREAM Benefits Capture More Water Revenue Less Maintenance Costs More low flow registration Long term accuracy Less Maintenance Costs Proven – reliable design Customer Service Rate of flow indication Dispute resolution Environmental and Public Health Friendly Composite construction - no lead materials Lighter design for less transportation emissions. Recyclable materials Composite technology brings together all environmental values Sensus pursues along with the state of the art long-lasting mechanical properties required for a water network meter. Not only is the product itself lead-free and environmentally conscious but the manufacturing process to make a composite product is much more environmentally sound than manufacturing bronze. There is no oil used in machining as there is with a bronze product. And the material is much lighter so shipping is easier and utilizes less gas.

SR II Benefits Capture More Water Revenue Less Maintenance Costs More low flow registration Long term accuracy Less Maintenance Costs Proven – reliable design Customer Service Rate of flow indication Dispute resolution Environmental and Public Health Friendly No lead materials Composite technology brings together all environmental values Sensus pursues along with the state of the art long-lasting mechanical properties required for a water network meter. Not only is the product itself lead-free and environmentally conscious but the manufacturing process to make a composite product is much more environmentally sound than manufacturing bronze. There is no oil used in machining as there is with a bronze product. And the material is much lighter so shipping is easier and utilizes less gas.

accuSTREAM/SR II Questions?

Residential Meter Tags

Residential Meter Tags

Meter Numbers Serial Number/Factory ID(1 – 12 alpha-numeric characters) Sensus serial number will be on the outside of the meter and programmed into the register as the factory ID (i.e. register ID) Can be modified to use Customer ID based on the configurator Customer ID (1 – 12 alpha-numeric characters) Customer specified ID string Register ID (8 numeric characters) Unique for the Register

OMNI

Measuring Technology Floating Ball Technology One moving part Simple assembly Measuring Technology – The quantum leap has been made with the invention and application of the Floating Ball Technology (FBT). The FBT is virtually weightless in water and creates no friction as it operates. No friction means no wear. The measuring technology improvements all come from the Floating Ball Technology or FBT. FBT is based on a ball-shaped turbine impeller, which allows water to capture the impeller and have it float upon its bearings. Even at extremely low flows, the impeller rises from the axial bearings. As flow increases, the impeller centers itself and literally floats inside the measuring chamber. This FBT now allows us to get metering reads at lower and higher flow rates than any current turbo meter on the market today. The most complex part of this solution is our ability to obtain reads at low flow rates. How can you create a measuring device that is so sensitive that you obtain reads, in this example using the 2” T2 meter, at 1.5 GPM? The FBT delivers. As you can see, we are now measuring at a flow rate over two times lower than competitors. Working in conjunction with the extended flow range is the improved accuracy. Again, through the meter comparison, this meter outperforms our competitors by a significant margin. In addition, there is literally only one moving part contained within the measuring chamber. Simplicity of maintenance, no friction, no wear. Peace of mind. Simple Assembly – One measuring chamber and fewer individual components in which to maintain. In the end, this is a lower cost meter through maintenance and operational efficiencies and definitely is way ahead of the product life cost calculations vs. anything on the market today.

OMNI T2 Specifications Under normal conditions the OMNI T2 is calibrated for flow rates as low as: Composite technology brings together all environmental values Sensus pursues along with the state of the art long-lasting mechanical properties required for a water network meter. Not only is the product itself lead-free and environmentally conscious but the manufacturing process to make a composite product is much more environmentally sound than manufacturing bronze. There is no oil used in machining as there is with a bronze product. And the material is much lighter so shipping is easier and utilizes less gas. Exceeds AWWA C-701 standards for Class II turbine meter assemblies. Complies with NSF 61 Annex F/G, NSF 372

OMNI C2 Specifications Under normal conditions the OMNI C2 is calibrated for flow rates as low as: Composite technology brings together all environmental values Sensus pursues along with the state of the art long-lasting mechanical properties required for a water network meter. Not only is the product itself lead-free and environmentally conscious but the manufacturing process to make a composite product is much more environmentally sound than manufacturing bronze. There is no oil used in machining as there is with a bronze product. And the material is much lighter so shipping is easier and utilizes less gas. Exceeds AWWA C-701 and C-702 standards for compound and turbine meter assemblies. Complies with NSF 61 Annex F/G, NSF 372

OMNI Features Meter Measurement Heavy Duty Construction Patented floating ball technology Single moving part Heavy Duty Construction Integral test port and strainer Interchangeable measuring chambers Flanged design AMR/AMI compatible Pulse and AMR modes Compatible with other AMR/AMI suppliers Electronic Register Configurable LCD Display 31 day data logging Resettable totalizer for testing Low battery alarm 10 year battery warranty Composite technology brings together all environmental values Sensus pursues along with the state of the art long-lasting mechanical properties required for a water network meter. Not only is the product itself lead-free and environmentally conscious but the manufacturing process to make a composite product is much more environmentally sound than manufacturing bronze. There is no oil used in machining as there is with a bronze product. And the material is much lighter so shipping is easier and utilizes less gas.

Electronic Register - Modes Three modes 2 outputs: AMR/AMI & Pulse Gal, m³, IG, AF The OMNI’s measurement performance is complemented by an all-electronic register. The decision to offer the first all-electronic register on a commercial meter wasn’t made arbitrarily. With the utility’s need for more data with which to make operating decisions and enhanced battery life technology available today, the all-electronic register is now the way to go. Three modes of operation – AMR Display Mode - displays what is being output electronically via the AMR/AMI output cable. TOTAL Display Mode - displays a full eight digit reading that displays meter totalization. TEST Display Mode - utilizes a re-settable totalizer for use when running flow tests on the meter. The register offers two electronic outputs. Now utilities are able to link the OMNI meter to both an AMR / AMI system and a SCADA or other type of distribution monitoring system that accept pulse inputs at the same time. Programmable Features – For total customer flexibility, the all-electronic register has the capability to: - Program reading resolution – Gallons, Cubic Meters, Imperial Gallons and Acre Feet. - AMR output wheels resolutions - Pulse output resolutions – choose any of the eight wheels (default will be to the lowest value wheel to the right) - LCD readout default – choose either normal visual display of the AMR or Total register number wheels The all-electroinic register includes an easy to read LCD Odometer display. The register also contains a battery with a 10 year warranty with a 1-year low battery warning indicator. This low battery warning is also available as an output to the AMR module to provide an indication via the AMR/AMI system if the system module is compatible. In addition, the meter has a 31-day data logging function as well. The 31-day data logging feature logs the highest and lowest flow for each day as well as recorded consumption. It is a 31-day logging function, so on day 32, the oldest data is overwritten. As you can see, the benefits of an all-electronic register are numerous. Our main goal was to develop a meter that captured information. This information will allow utilities to make betters decisions addressing operational and customer concerns. The sophisticated AMR / AMI systems are designed to provide utilities with more data in which to make more informed operational decisions. Our thought, why not imbed more intelligence within the metering platform as well?

OMNI Benefits Capture More Water Revenue Less Maintenance Costs More low flow registration Extended flow range capabilities Long term accuracy Less Maintenance Costs Proven – reliable design Simple assembly One moving part Customer Service 31 day data logging Dispute resolution Integral test port Composite technology brings together all environmental values Sensus pursues along with the state of the art long-lasting mechanical properties required for a water network meter. Not only is the product itself lead-free and environmentally conscious but the manufacturing process to make a composite product is much more environmentally sound than manufacturing bronze. There is no oil used in machining as there is with a bronze product. And the material is much lighter so shipping is easier and utilizes less gas.

OMNI Questions?

accuMAG

accuMAG – Mag meter Magnetic Technology

accuMAG Specifications Under normal conditions the accuMAG is calibrated for flow rates as low as: Exceeds AWWA C-701 and standards for accuracy. Complies with NSF 61 Annex F/G, NSF 372 Composite technology brings together all environmental values Sensus pursues along with the state of the art long-lasting mechanical properties required for a water network meter. Not only is the product itself lead-free and environmentally conscious but the manufacturing process to make a composite product is much more environmentally sound than manufacturing bronze. There is no oil used in machining as there is with a bronze product. And the material is much lighter so shipping is easier and utilizes less gas.

accuMAG Features Magnetic Flow Measurement Heavy Duty Construction Strong and homogeneous magnetic field Zero point stability Improved flow profile Improved signal to noise ratio Low energy consumption Heavy Duty Construction Rilsan liner Rectangular flow tube Flanged design Electronic Register Long battery life Replaceable battery Display for positive/negative consumption and flow rate Status indication for battery power, flow direction and empty pipe Composite technology brings together all environmental values Sensus pursues along with the state of the art long-lasting mechanical properties required for a water network meter. Not only is the product itself lead-free and environmentally conscious but the manufacturing process to make a composite product is much more environmentally sound than manufacturing bronze. There is no oil used in machining as there is with a bronze product. And the material is much lighter so shipping is easier and utilizes less gas.

accuMAG – Display and Status Indicators Menu operation through 2 optical keys AMR Unit of measure Test mode Forward / reverse flow indicators Flow rate Pressure Alarm Status indicators Battery power Flow/counter direction Empty pipe

accuMAG Benefits Capture More Water Revenue Less Maintenance Costs More low flow registration Long term accuracy Large turn down ratio Less Maintenance Costs Proven – reliable design No moving parts Tough Applications Open flow chamber Any position installation and available for direct burial Short lay lengths No inlet or discharge straight pipe run requirements Customer Service Dispute resolution Low pressure loss Composite technology brings together all environmental values Sensus pursues along with the state of the art long-lasting mechanical properties required for a water network meter. Not only is the product itself lead-free and environmentally conscious but the manufacturing process to make a composite product is much more environmentally sound than manufacturing bronze. There is no oil used in machining as there is with a bronze product. And the material is much lighter so shipping is easier and utilizes less gas.

Residential Meter Competitive Selling

iPERL vs. Ultrasonic Ultrasonic iPERL Advantage Measure at high pulse rates which approximates continuous operation iPERL Advantage Continuous measurement Low power consumption

iPERL vs. Ultrasonic Parameter iPERL Small Ultrasonic Meter Sample Rate 4096 times/sec 1-5 times/sec Sample Profile Across entire cross section Line of sight only Water Quality Measures the full flow profile Can reduce cross section area and introduce error. Can impede reflector properties Particulates Does not impact performance Can damage reflector, cause error. Line Speed Accuracy consistent over flow range. Pipe roughness not a factor Higher turbulence can introduce error. Pipe roughness contributes to error. Acoustical Noise Does not affect accuracy Can impact accuracy Vibration Temperature Rated from 33-85F Affects accuracy below 45 F Empty Pipe Alarm condition Does not measure flow if the sensors are not wet. Installation Can be installed in any direction. Must be horizontal. Vertical if the flow is up.

iPERL vs. Mechanical Mechanical (PD or Multi-Jet) iPERL Advantage Wear of mechanical parts degrades accuracy over time Maintenance required iPERL Advantage No maintenance required Lifetime accuracy guarantee Not susceptible to particulates in water Better low flow accuracy

iPERL vs. Fluidic Oscillator Low accuracy Non-linear performance iPERL Advantage High degree of accuracy at both low and high flows Performance is linear across full range of product

iPERL vs. Traditional Mag Meter Traditional Magnetic Measures continuously but is a heavy power drain Measures intermittently to conserve battery power but this reduces accuracy Can be noisy iPERL Advantage Innovative remnant technology is power efficient Continual measurement with minimal power usage Reduces electrode noise

C&I Meter Competitive Selling

OMNI vs. Other Turbine Meters Why OMNI T2 WINS! Extreme low flow sensitivity 70%+ Better low flow accuracy Can handle wide changes in flow rate Field Reprogrammable No need to remove meter or register to increase accuracy Less Wear Floating ball technology (Frictionless) Better long term accuracy Flatter accuracy curve = more revenue

OMNI vs. Other Compound Meters Why OMNI C2 WINS! Single Measuring Element No Crossover loss Single Register for easier reading and billing Field Reprogrammable No need to remove meter or register to increase accuracy Less Wear Floating ball technology (Frictionless) Better long term accuracy Flatter accuracy curve = more revenue

Master Meter Octave No Moving Parts Utilizes Ultrasonic Measurement Technology No strainer requirement Active alarms for Leak, Theft, Backflow, tamper, rate of flow and battery life

OMNI vs. Master Meter Octave Why OMNI WINS! Lower Cost Proven Technology Floating Ball Technology Swappable Measuring Element Service restoration time much quicker. (Customer Service) No removal of meter body to replace measuring element Standard Lay Lengths No need for costly spool pieces

OMNI vs. Elster EVOQ4 No moving parts Utilizes Electromagnetic Measurement Technology No strainer requirement Real time flow data Active alarm detection

Elster EVOQ4 Why OMNI WINS! Lower Cost Proven Technology Floating Ball Technology Low Flow Accuracy 20%- 90% better low flow accuracy Swappable Measuring Element Service restoration time much quicker. (Customer Service) No removal of meter body to replace measuring element Standard Lay Lengths No need for costly spool pieces