Mechanical Heat Meters

A mechanical heat meter calculates the thermal energy transferred through a system by measuring water volume and the supply and return temperatures.
Seres Solid mechanical heat meter with temperature sensors

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Why Choose ATLAS Mechanical Heat Meters?

ATLAS mechanical heat meters are designed for accurate, reliable energy measurement in central heating systems. They combine single-jet mechanical flow measurement, a high-precision pair of platinum temperature sensors and an electronic calculator to determine energy from water flow and the supply–return temperature difference. Class 2 accuracy and a design compliant with TS EN 1434 support energy metering applications used for billing.

The stated 5–90 °C operating range, IP54 protection and LCD that can rotate through 350° provide convenient installation and reading. Low energy consumption and long battery life help reduce operating and maintenance requirements.

Wired M-Bus and an optical interface, together with optional wireless RF and pulse outputs, support central meter reading and building automation integration. Displaying the previous 12 months of consumption helps users compare historical periods.

Key benefits

  • Class 2 accuracy.
  • Platinum temperature sensors.
  • 350° rotatable LCD.
  • IP54 protection.
  • Wired M-Bus and optical interface.
  • 12-month consumption history.

How does a mechanical heat meter work?

A mechanical heat meter measures the thermal energy transferred by water in a system. A mechanical flow sensor measures the water volume, while a pair of temperature sensors measures the supply and return temperatures. The calculator determines the transferred thermal energy from these measurements.

  • These are measuring instruments that measure the speed of water using a propeller system with a precise mechanism, and which also feature a calculation unit and sensors.
  • When purchasing a mechanical heat meter, the minimum flow rate and nominal flow rate for the application must be taken into account.
  • The model with the DN (nominal size) best suited to the minimum and nominal flow rates should be selected.
Mechanical heat meter model and installation dimensions

Mechanical heat meter models and installation dimensions

Model SeriesDNNominal Flow Rate (qp)[m³/h]Min. Flow Rate (qi)[m³/h]Length (L)[mm]Height (H)[mm]Width (W)[mm]
Seres Solid 15150.60 / 1.500.012 / 0.0311010784
Seres Solid 20202.500.0513010784
Seres Solid 25253.500.0718010784

What should you check when selecting a mechanical heat meter?

Consider flow rates and installation dimensions together when selecting a meter for an existing system or a new project. Matching the pipe size alone does not confirm that the measuring range is suitable.

  • Minimum and nominal flow: Compare the system’s operating flow rates with the values in the product table.
  • Connection and installation length: Check the DN, connection dimensions and body length.
  • Temperature sensors: Plan installation of the supply and return temperature sensor pair according to the product manual.
  • Reading infrastructure: Confirm that wired M-Bus, the optical interface and optional outputs meet your requirements.

When should you compare the ultrasonic alternative?

Explore ultrasonic heat meters when comparing flow measurement principles and installation requirements. Assess both product groups by flow range, installation length and communication options.

M-Bus meter reading

The product specifications include M-Bus and an optical interface. When planning remote reading, consider M-Bus converters alongside the number of meters and existing cabling. Confirm optional wireless and pulse hardware for the selected model.

Mechanical heat meter quotation

Provide the quantity, DN, nominal flow rate, installation length and preferred communication interface.

Request a mechanical heat meter quotation

General Structure and Design
General Structure and Design
Product Type

Mechanical Heat Meter (Single-jet flow meter design)

Sensor Type

A pair of platinum temperature sensors for high-speed linear measurement

Screen

350° rotatable and tiltable LCD screen (Easy to read)

Magnetic Protection

Reliable measurement unaffected by magnetic fields

Energy Consumption and Battery Life

Low energy consumption, long battery life

Measurement Performance
Measurement Performance
Temperature Range

between 5°C and 90°C

Minimum Temperature Difference (∆t)

0.1°C (Calculation starting point)

Accuracy Class

Class 2

Standards and Durability
Standards and Durability
Certification

TS EN 1434, 2004/22/EC + 2009/137/EC MID

Protection Class

IP54

Communications
Communications
Standard Interface

M-Bus (Wired) and Optical Interface

Optional Interface

Wireless RF, Pulse Output

Data History

View consumption data for the last 12 months from the Statistics menu

Package Contents
Package Contents
Standard

Heat Meter, 2 Klingrit Gaskets, Sensor Fitting and Gasket, User Manual

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