Heat Meters

Micronics manufacture and distribute a wide range of heat-meters and energy meters. Heat meters are specialized devices used to measure the amount of heat energy consumed by individual households or buildings. Micronics offers high-quality, innovative solutions for heat metering.

These meters are an essential tool for managing energy consumption, as they provide an accurate measurement of heat usage, which is used to determine the cost of heating. In multi-unit buildings, these allow for the precise measurement of heat usage by each unit, ensuring that residents are only billed for the heat they actually consume.

Micronics’s ultrasonic clamp-on heat meters are unique in that they use ultrasound technology to measure the flow of heat energy in heating systems. Unlike traditional heat meters, which require the removal of the existing piping for installation, ultrasonic clamp-on heat meters can be installed quickly and easily, without disrupting the heating system. This makes them an ideal solution for retrofitting existing heating systems.

Ultrasonic heat meters from Micronics are also highly accurate. This ensures that charges  are only for heat actually consumed, reducing the risk of overcharging. In addition, ultrasonic heat meters provide real-time monitoring of heat usage, allowing building owners and managers to quickly identify and address any potential issues, such as leaks or inefficiencies.

They also highly customizable, with a range of options and features to meet the specific needs of each building. Micronics’s meters are easy to install and use, with intuitive software and a user-friendly interface.

The use of heat meters has a significant impact on energy conservation efforts. By providing accurate and precise measurements of heat usage, our meters encourage users to be more mindful of their consumption and take steps to reduce their usage. This can result in significant energy savings, particularly in areas where energy is scarce or in high demand. In addition, heat meters can help building owners and managers identify inefficiencies and other sources of energy waste, enabling them to take steps to reduce their energy usage and costs.