Innoquest Inc., a designer and manufacturer of precision meters for the agriculture industry since 1993, has released two improved flow meters with larger capacities than their predecessors, expanding for uses in new markets—namely, the water audit industry. The SpotOn SC-5 Universal Flow Meter and the SpotOn Mega Flow Meter are now both available for purchase via dealers and distributors worldwide.
SPOTON® SPRAYER CALIBRATOR MODEL SC-4
Known both for providing precise measurements and for its easy-to-use functionality, the SpotOn Sprayer Calibrator Model SC-4’s primary market has been the agriculture industry. However, its replacement, the new SpotOn SC-5 Universal Flow Meter, features improved accuracy (from +/-4 percent to +/-3 percent) and a larger capacity, allowing for use in the water audit industry. This versatile meter can check flow rate for nozzles and sprayers in addition to faucets and showers up to 5 gallons per minute.
“A growing number of states are implementing water conservation regulations,” says Innoquest president Bill Hughes. “We saw an opportunity for our meter to aid the plumbing industry. Prior to the release of this meter, contractors in the water audit industry had been relying on DIY-style methods to estimate flow rates.” The SC-5 Universal Flow Meter provides an intuitive and accurate alternative. Its digital display allows for easy-to-read measurements, minimizing human error during readings. Efficient monitoring of water flow has never been easier.
SPOTON® IRRIGATION FLOW METER
Replacing the SpotOn Irrigation Flow Meter, the SpotOn Mega Flow Meter quickly and accurately checks irrigation nozzle flow and regulator function, pump flow, and safety showers up to 44 gallons per minute. In addition to its increased flow capacity from 25 to 44 gallons per minute, its new internal collection cavity eliminates the need for preparation work, saving the user time. Moreover, its accuracy has improved from +/-4 percent to +/-3 percent over the 0 to 30 gallon-per-minute flow range.
“As water resources become more limited and/or regulated, it is more important than ever to maintain irrigation equipment at maximum efficiency,” says Hughes. “Accurate flow rate measurements are an essential part of identifying unforeseen regulator issues that could otherwise go unnoticed. Monitoring the flow rate using this meter allows for corrective measures to be taken when necessary.”
