EMPOWER WATER UTILITIES TO BOOST
Maximize revenue recovery and customer satisfaction with Mueller Systems® Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Solution. Streamline your meter reading-to-billing process, enhance customer service, and unlock opportunities for upgrading your water system.
DRIVE GREATER EFFICIENCY
City of Sheridan, WY, achieves 99.6% daily read accuracy and significant labor savings with
Mueller Systems® AMI solution
ACCELERATE SMART INITIATIVES
Future-proof your water system expansion with Mueller Migratable Solution: unlock capital financing opportunities.
IMPROVE INSIGHTS AND DECISIONS
Operate, monitor, and control your water system with Sentryx™ Water Intelligence Platform. Access network data on a single secure platform.
Aquaient™
Ultrasonic
Water Meter
This newest product features a low-profile design with a brass body for easier installation and tolerance to harsh environments. Built-in pressure and temperature sensors and communication protocols go beyond detecting possible leaks and preventing water waste. It provides near real-time data on water usage patterns, empowering utilities to improve customer service, support water efficiency, and spearhead conservation initiatives.
Network-as-a-Service AMI Solution
Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Solution
Migratable AMR/AMI Solution
The Mi.Net® migratable endpoint allows water utilities to mix and match mobile, hybrid, or fixed network AMI solutions. The Mi.Net migratable technology can be installed as a mobile system and migrated to fixed network AMI later. Utilities can choose to make some areas fixed network AMI and deploy mobile solutions throughout the remainder of the network — all while maintaining the full two-way command and control capability that enables functionality such as the remote disconnect meter, on-demand data log retrieval, and even over-the-air firmware upgrades.
Lorawan Endpoint Solution
Implemented with LoRaWAN® Class B specifications, the Mi.Net® node is a bi-directional endpoint capable of transmitting secure data to and from a network server within seconds, as opposed to hours with a Class A endpoint. The Town of Florence, Arizona, is the first utility to reap the benefits, in its effort to accelerate its journey toward digital transformation and the deployment provides the foundation required to build out their smart city grid.
