Putting simplicity into heat metering

19 February, 2006

Simple to install and providing readings in £, kWh or MWh — the HCM4 range of heat meters from meters UK.

The HCM4 heat-calculating meter from Meters UK uses digital high-accuracy sensors (DHAS) to measure pipe temperature, avoiding the problems associated with platinum-resistance sensors and their complex installation requirements. DHAS sensors can be strapped onto pipes, rather than placed in designated pipework pockets. HCM4 meters can also be programmed to display a monetary readout, kWh or MWh These meters are made to ISO-EN1434 and have UKAS traceabilty for accuracy.

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