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Idar-Oberstein switches to radio water meters

Stadtwerke Idar-Oberstein will soon be starting the changeover to radio water meters. The aim is to optimize water meter reading and modernize data transmission, which will bring significant benefits for the city's residents. The meter readings will be transmitted automatically and digitally to the municipal utilities, which will make the annual readings much easier and save time when it comes to billing.

With the introduction of radio water meters, the water supply processes are being further digitalized, enabling even more precise billing. The meter readings can be retrieved and evaluated in real time, which also helps to optimize water consumption, among other things. With regard to data protection issues, the municipal utilities clarify that data transmission is encrypted and the data is only used for water supply purposes.

Another advantage is that the radio water meters are more durable and require less maintenance than mechanical meters. This saves resources and contributes to a more environmentally friendly water supply. The introduction of radio water meters in Idar-Oberstein is therefore another important step towards an efficient and modern water supply. The replacement will begin in the Hammerstein district and all other districts will gradually follow.

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