Water Flow Meter with Brass Inlet & Outlet – Measure Gallon/Liter Consumption & Flow Rate for Garden Hose, RV Water Tank, Lawn Sprinkler & Nozzle Sprayer

Easily monitor your water usage with this Water Flow Meter, designed to measure the gallon or liter consumption and flow rate of your outdoor watering systems. Featuring durable brass inlet and outlet connectors, this flow meter is ideal for garden hoses, RV water tanks, lawn sprinklers, and nozzle sprayers. Whether you're tracking water usage for your garden irrigation, filling your RV water tank, or controlling the flow rate of your sprinkler system, this reliable flow meter helps you conserve water and stay on top of your consumption.

Key Features:

• Durable Brass Inlet & Outlet: Provides strong, corrosion-resistant connections for long-lasting use.
• Accurate Measurement: Measures water flow in both gallons and liters, ensuring precise consumption tracking.
• Versatile Use: Perfect for garden hose watering, RV water tank filling, lawn sprinklers, and nozzle sprayers.
• Flow Rate Monitoring: Helps you monitor and adjust water flow for more efficient usage.
• Easy-to-Read Display: Large, clear dial display for easy reading of water consumption.
• Water Conservation: Helps conserve water by accurately tracking usage and flow rate, reducing waste.
• User-Friendly: Simple to install and use with standard hose fittings.

Specifications:

• Material: Brass (inlet and outlet), Plastic (dial and casing)
• Measurement Units: Gallons (US) or Liters
• Flow Rate Measurement: 0-15 GPM (gallons per minute)
• Inlet/Outlet Size: Standard 3/4 inch (compatible with most garden hoses and RV systems)
• Accuracy: ±1% accuracy for precise flow monitoring
• Dimensions: 4.5 x 3 x 2.5 inches
• Weight: 0.5 lbs (227g)

How It Works:

• Step 1: Attach the flow meter to the garden hose, RV water tank, or nozzle sprayer using the brass inlet and outlet connectors.
• Step 2: Turn on the water source and begin your watering, irrigation, or tank filling process.
• Step 3: Monitor the flow rate and water consumption using the easy-to-read dial on the flow meter.
• Step 4: Adjust the flow as needed to optimize water usage and conserve resources.