Know your flow — gallons used, hour by hour.
A wireless turbine meter that reports how many gallons moved through the line in the previous hour, every hour. The software turns that history into average flow rates, daily / weekly / monthly totals, and alerts when water moves in a way it shouldn't.
60-day money-back guarantee and a one-year warranty on every sensor.
Water you can’t see is the water that costs you — the leak under the lane, the valve that never closed, the well pumping more hours than it should. The flow monitor turns that into a record: every hour it reports how many gallons moved in the hour before, and the software builds the picture from there — average flow rate, totals by day, week, or month, and usage between any two points you care about.
If a metering condition on a water right is what brought you here, our guide to Utah’s well flow meter requirements explains what the state actually asks for and how the hourly record satisfies the reporting side.
It reports to the same dashboard as every Meterra sensor, so usage sits next to tank and trough levels for the full picture: what’s being used, what’s being stored, and whether the two add up.
Hourly usage, not guesswork
Each hour the meter reports exactly how many gallons moved in the previous hour. That running history is the raw truth of your water use — no dial reading, no drive out, no logbook.
The software does the math
From the hourly record, the dashboard calculates average flow rate, totals for the day, week, or month, and usage between any two points in time — the numbers reporting agencies and your own planning actually ask for.
Alarms for the water you can't see
Usage thresholds flag a burst line or stuck valve; volume-over-time alerts catch the slow leaks that never announce themselves — water moving in hours when nothing should be running.
Sized to your line
1/2", 1", and 2" turbine sensors cover most farm, well, and supply applications — larger and custom sizes available on request.
Plumb the meter into the line
The turbine meter installs in the supply line — a standard plumbing fitting, sized to your pipe.
It reports on its own
Battery-powered cellular reporting, no Wi-Fi or mains power at the meter. Coverage confirmed for your site first.
Watch usage like you watch levels
Hourly gallons, period totals, and alarms join your tanks and troughs on the same Meterra dashboard and app.
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| Sensing | Mechanical turbine flow meter |
|---|---|
| Sensor sizes | 1/2", 1", and 2" — larger / custom sizes on request |
| Data reported | Gallons used in the previous hour, reported every hour |
| Software-calculated | Average flow rate, daily / weekly / monthly totals, usage between any two hours |
| Alerts | High usage, volume thresholds, volume-over-time (leak detection) |
| Battery | 3+ years typical |
| Connectivity | Verizon NB-IoT cellular (coverage confirmed for your location) |
| Compliance | FCC compliant |
| Connectivity plan | 3 months included, then from $10/month per device (discounts on annual subscriptions) |
Price includes the sensor and 3 months of connectivity. US connectivity plans from $10/month per device after the bundled period; discounts on annual subscriptions.
How does the hourly reporting actually work?
The turbine counts every gallon as water moves. Once an hour, the monitor sends in the total for the hour just finished, so your dashboard shows a running hour-by-hour usage record. From that history the software calculates average flow rates and totals for any period — yesterday, last week, the irrigation season — without you touching a dial.
Can it catch leaks?
Yes — that's one of its main jobs. Volume-over-time alerts flag water moving during hours when nothing should be running, and high-usage alarms catch a burst or stuck-open line within the hour.
Does it satisfy water-right measurement and reporting requirements?
The hourly record exports cleanly for water-use reporting, and several states now require or encourage meters on wells — Utah's Division of Water Rights, for example, has been phasing in measurement and reporting requirements on many water rights. Requirements vary by state and basin, so confirm the specifics of your right with your state agency; we're happy to talk through what the data record gives you.
How do I get US pricing?
US pricing for the flow monitor is being finalized as part of our rollout. Use the request form or call and we'll reply within one business day with current pricing, availability, and the right sensor size for your line.
Does it work with my irrigation or well setup?
The turbine meter installs in-line on most farm, well, and supply plumbing at 1/2" to 2", with larger sizes on request. Tell us the pipe size and what you want to watch, and we'll confirm fit before anything ships.
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