Industrial Water Meters and Flow Meters UAE

Daly Middle East supplies industrial water meters and flow meters for treatment plants, utility networks, irrigation, building services, wastewater and process systems across the UAE and GCC. This is a selection page for projects where the correct technology matters more than a generic category listing. It connects water and wastewater buyers with genuinely supplied ABB, Siemens and Pulsar products while keeping the decision focused on liquid conductivity, line condition, installation access and the measurement objective.

Begin by separating the application into a conductive liquid in a full pipe, an existing pipe that should not be cut, or an open channel or partially full pipe. An electromagnetic water meter is usually considered for conductive liquid in a full pipe. A clamp-on ultrasonic instrument can be considered for suitable pipe and liquid conditions when non-invasive access is important. An area-velocity product is often more relevant for channels, sewers and partially full conduits.

Water flow meter selection table

Project conditionStart withPipe or channelInstallation approachPipe size and outputs to confirmTypical applications
Potable water, distribution, revenue or irrigationABB Aquamaster 4Full conductive water mainInstalled electromagnetic meterListed sizes 40 mm to 2400 mm; confirm required output and communicationsNetworks, irrigation and water mains
Chemical dosing in water systemsSiemens MAG 1100 WFull conductive liquid pipeInstalled electromagnetic meterListed sizes 2 mm to 100 mm; confirm output and transmitter arrangementWater-industry dosing and pulsating flow
Water, wastewater, sewage or sludgeSiemens MAG 5100 W or ABB WaterMasterFull conductive liquid pipeInstalled electromagnetic meterMAG 5100 W listed 15 mm to 1200 mm; confirm lining, electrode and output requirementDrinking water, groundwater, wastewater, sewage and sludge
Existing accessible pipe, suitable clean liquidPTFM 6.1 or TTFM 6.1Full pipe with external accessPortable or fixed clamp-on ultrasonicPipe material, outside diameter, wall thickness and desired system outputCommissioning, verification and installed measurement
Open channel or partially full pipeAVFM 6.1, MantaRay or OCF 6.1Channel, sewer or partially full conduitSubmerged or non-contact according to applicationChannel geometry, depth, velocity and output requirementWastewater, drainage and flow surveys

Genuinely supplied water flow meter models

Use these model cards to start the conversation. The application details decide whether a model is suitable and how it should be configured.

ABB Aquamaster 4

Electromagnetic flowmeter for potable-water mains, distribution networks, revenue metering and irrigation. Listed size range: 40 mm to 2400 mm.

ABB WaterMaster

Electromagnetic flowmeter for water and wastewater applications with an IP68-rated sensor described on the product page.

Siemens MAG 1100 W

Compact wafer-style electromagnetic meter with MAG6000 transmitter for water-industry chemical dosing and pulsating flows. Listed size range: 2 mm to 100 mm.

Siemens MAG 5100 W

Water-focused electromagnetic sensor for drinking water, groundwater, wastewater, sewage and sludge. Listed size range: 15 mm to 1200 mm.

PTFM 6.1 portable transit-time meter

Portable non-invasive flow verification for suitable clean fluids where an existing pipe should not be opened.

AVFM 6.1 area-velocity meter

Submerged ultrasonic area-velocity measurement for relevant open-channel and pipe applications.

Choose the technology before the product

For a conductive water or wastewater line that remains full, electromagnetic measurement is usually the first technology to evaluate. The project team should specify the pipe diameter, operating flow range, liquid conductivity, available power, installation orientation, lining and electrode considerations, and the required output to the control or billing system. For a water main, network or irrigation application, the exact meter body and transmitter configuration need to match the pipe and operating conditions.

For a completed pipe where an interruption is not practical, a clamp-on ultrasonic option can avoid cutting into the line when the pipe and liquid conditions are suitable. Transit-time equipment is normally evaluated for suitable clean liquids. For open channels, drainage systems and partially full pipes, use an area-velocity or non-contact open-channel flow approach rather than selecting a full-pipe water meter by default.

Water meter and water flow meter FAQs

Do you supply water meters for industrial and utility projects?

Yes. The listed portfolio includes ABB and Siemens electromagnetic water meters as well as Pulsar ultrasonic and area-velocity instruments. The correct option depends on the project and application data.

What information is needed to size an electromagnetic water meter?

Provide the liquid, pipe size, normal and maximum flow range, pipe material, required accuracy or process purpose, installation point and the required display, output or communication. Where water quality or chemical compatibility affects the selection, include that information too.

Can a water flow meter be added without cutting the existing line?

A clamp-on ultrasonic instrument may be an option when the line is accessible and the pipe and liquid conditions are suitable. Share pipe photographs, outside diameter, material and wall thickness for an initial assessment.

When should I use an open-channel flow meter?

Use an open-channel or area-velocity approach when water or wastewater is flowing in a channel, flume, weir, sewer or partially full pipe. Share the hydraulic structure or conduit geometry and operating range with the enquiry.

Request water flow meter sizing

Send the application, liquid, pipe or channel dimensions, flow range, site access, installation preference and required signal. Daly Middle East will help select a water flow meter from the relevant ABB, Siemens or Pulsar product page.