- Sensor Capacity: Supports up to 8 M-Node sensors, measuring 16+ parameters (pH, chlorine, conductivity, DO, turbidity, ORP, nitrite, fluoride, PAA, etc.).
- Connectivity: Options include Cellular (4G/LTE), Wi-Fi, Modbus (RTU/TCP), Ethernet/IP, and Profibus DP.
- Power: Ultra-low power; battery-operated for years in cycle mode or externally powered.
- Data Management: Stores 300k+ points (~30 days) internally with remote transmission and backup.
- Installation: Flexible for street-level flow cells or fully submersible setups.
- Smart Features: GPS location, sensor diagnostics, calibration reminders, alarms, network predictions (leakage, disinfection loss).
- Water Efficiency: Click-connect flow cells minimize or eliminate water waste during measurement.
- Applications: Distribution network monitoring, leak detection, water quality assurance, preventative maintenance, critical industrial/medical monitoring, and environmental protection.
ATi’s MetriNet solutions are a pioneering, field-proven breakthrough in water quality monitoring. With 16 parameters to choose from, the modular nature allows unique monitoring solutions for individual site requirements across utilities, food & drink, industrial, healthcare, leisure and events.
Available as both street level and below ground installations, MetriNet’s smart sensor technology offers sustainable solutions with zero water wastage*, helping to meet environmental targets, drive down complaints and create real-time awareness of water quality throughout the network. By using actionable insights, MetriNet ensures the efficient delivery of high-quality water in an environmentally friendly way.
Deploying a neural network of MetriNet’s digital smart M-Node sensors at critical locations throughout the water distribution system offers customers continuous, real-time assurances and evidence-based proof that the water is safe. MetriNet will predict events, loss of disinfection, taste, odour, discoloration, bursts or leaks, providing a network that measures, thinks, predicts and takes actions. Timely warnings and analysis of network anomalies then allows operational staff to react before costly failures develop.







