A Telemetric Flowmeter is a type of flowmeter used to measure the flow rate of a fluid in a pipeline or a conduit. What makes it unique is its ability to transmit flow data wirelessly to a remote location. This remote transmission can be achieved through various means such as radio frequency (RF), cellular networks, satellite communication, or other telemetry systems.

Telemetric flowmeters are often employed in applications where it’s not feasible or practical to have a person physically monitor the flow rate continuously. By transmitting data remotely, they allow for real-time monitoring and control of fluid flow in various industrial processes, environmental monitoring, water management systems, and more.

These flowmeters typically consist of sensors or probes installed within the pipeline to measure the flow rate, along with a transmitter that sends the data to a central control system or a monitoring station. The data transmitted can include flow rate, total flow volume, temperature, pressure, and other relevant parameters depending on the specific requirements of the application.

Overall, Telemetric Flowmeters provide a convenient and efficient solution for monitoring and managing fluid flow in diverse settings, offering benefits such as improved accuracy, reduced maintenance costs, and increased operational efficiency.