Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Do you use a water meter?
Recently, it has been used frequently in ground anchor construction plants and for shotcrete applications as well.
I tried using it at the job site I started working at the other day.
That’s because, if points are awarded for the general contractor’s ingenuity, we make every effort to utilize it.
The main contractor has been very receptive, so I highly recommend it.
This is it.
I'm pretty sure I've mentioned this before, but here it is again lol
Since this water meter comes with a counter, it can also be used for batch management during spraying (for those who want to do so).
The power supply is 100V. When you turn it on, the company logo and address will appear.
If you purchased it through official channels, it should definitely show up, right? So, if you happen to come across one of these and turn it on, and it displays another company’s name, logo, or address, there’s a high likelihood it’s either stolen or a rental.
It's really nice to see parts like this.
It's hard to see in the photo, but you can tell it's there, right? lol
I got a little creative with the photo, but the Netis registration number is written inside the red box lol
It can also record logs to an SD card, but I haven't used that feature yet.
Although this water meter is a bit pricey, I think it’s a very effective product for quality control of grout (cement slurry) and other applications.
We use water meters a lot, so this has been a huge help.
See you later.
