Pressure Instrument for Municipal Water
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RS-45 explicitly named for both water and wastewater monitoring.
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Real Specifications
| Accuracy | ±0.15% of full scale | badger-meter-pressure-leak-monitoring.md |
| Operating temperature | -4 to 140°F | badger-meter-pressure-leak-monitoring.md |
| Power | Wired or wireless — the only Telog unit in the line with a wired-power option | badger-meter-pressure-leak-monitoring.md |
| Communication | Cellular (LTE) | badger-meter-pressure-leak-monitoring.md |
Unlike every other Telog RTU in the line (all battery-only, 4.5-5 year life), the RS-45 supports wired power as an alternative — the real differentiator for a permanent treatment-plant installation versus a remote/unmanned field deployment where battery-only units are the norm.
A pressure RTU speced for a remote hydrant vault doesn't automatically fit a manned treatment plant, and vice versa — the RS-45 is the one Telog model Badger Meter names for both drinking water and wastewater duty, and the only one built to run on wired plant power instead of a battery that needs replacing on a schedule.
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FAQ
Is Pressure Instrument used in Municipal Water?
RS-45 explicitly named for both water and wastewater monitoring. This is moderate evidence.
What products are specified for Pressure Instrument in Municipal Water?
Documented examples include Telog RS-45 — confirm current specifications with the manufacturer before final selection.
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