Dropping Anchor for the Day!
The Cannon Metering team kept it reel at the annual Hooked on a Cure fishing tournament benefiting the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF). We are proud to sponsor this important event.
The Cannon Metering team kept it reel at the annual Hooked on a Cure fishing tournament benefiting the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF). We are proud to sponsor this important event.
Who doesn’t love an excuse to golf? Diamante Country Club held The Oaklawn Chaplaincy Charity Golf Outing and Cannon Metering was there to attempt a hole in one!
We are excited to share the news about new products coming to the market this year from two of our trusted partners: NextCentury and Next Meters.
Pairing the latest LoRa Radio Frequency (LoRa RF) technology with the proven Flexible Axis Meter (FAM), Master Meter’s ReadMaster system is the ideal water submetering system for outdoor applications.
In Part One of our Selecting a Submetering System series, we focused on all of the factors you should consider when choosing which meters to use. For Part Two, we will discuss the other primary component of a submetering project: the read system.
When we speak to property owners and managers who are shopping for a water submetering system, many times the conversation comes around to a few overlooked or unknown details which can make or break the success of project; the Meters and the Read System.
Over the years I've seen thousands of new construction and retrofit water submetering projects carried out throughout the United States. While I typically discuss such things such as submetering goals, technology, accuracy and longevity, today I'd like to talk about a sometimes overlooked and undervalued component; finding the correct plumber for the job, especially in retrofit situations.
Having issues recovering all of your property’s water consumption even though you have submeters? You are not alone, as this is a common problem we run into for a variety of reasons. Many people make the assumption that your master meter consumption should equal the aggregate of submetered consumption on a given site, given that every point using water is submetered.